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Niagara E-250 Specifications Historical specifications from exact UMS machinery records.
Historical specification information — not a machine-for-sale listing. Specifications can vary by year, control, configuration and optional equipment.
Machine type: Presses, Obi
Historical E-250 Specifications by Year Choose a recorded year below. Each configuration is joined to specifications only by its exact historical InvID.
1980 1972 Showing 1980 historical configurations.
1980 Niagara E-250 — UMS record #16707 Presses, OBI
Historical UMS record #16707
Copy Specifications Specifications CAPACITY
Tonnage 250 tons
Stroke 6 "
Shut Height (SDAU) 25 "
Speed 32 spm
Area of Bed 58" x 34"
Bolster Plate 5"
Equipped With Air Clutch & Brake
Dual Palm Button Operation
Controls for Inch/Continious/Run & Hand/Foot
1980 Niagara E-250 — UMS record #16686 Presses, OBI
Historical UMS record #16686
Copy Specifications Specifications SPECIFICATIONS
Tonnage Capacity 250 Tons
Material Thickness 1/4"
Bed Area 58" L-R x 34" F-B
Ram Area 47" L-R x 30" F-B
Stroke 6"
Adjustment (Powered) 6"
Open Height 31"
Closed Height (SDAU) 25"
Speed 32 Strokes per Min.
Bolster Thickness 4-1/2"
Floor to Top of Bed 42"
Main Motor Horsepower 480/3/360
DIMENSIONS
Overall 80" L-R x 116" F-B
Height 204"
Weight (Approx) 66,000 lbs.
Equipped With Eccentric Drive Shaft Front to Back
Air Counterbalance Cylinder to Slide
Air Friction Clutch & Brake
All Steel Welded Construction
T-Slotted Bed and Ram Plates
Trabon Automatic Lubrication System
Mounted Push Button Controls
Pedestal Palm Stations
Electric Foot Switch
Motor & Controls
Flush Floor Design
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