Rittal Power Tools
Rittal's bending and punching units are built for precise, fast work on copper and aluminum busbars; therefore they’re essential parts of power distribution kits. The CW 120‑S is a small bench‑mounted that punches circles, cuts slots and bends busbars up to 120 × 12 mm. It's got a built‑in laser that lines things up and measures them so that the pieces stay consistent and accurate while they’re being built. Built for electrical panel and switchgear work, this machine cuts set‑up time; technicians can bend and punch holes all in one spot.
For places that need an all‑in‑one tool, Rittal’s CW 120‑M busbar workstation—bends, punches, cuts and even rolls on wheels. With a built‑in hydraulic pump and a laser guide, it lets fabricators finish several machining steps in one set‑up. Even though it hauls thick steel sheets, it slides around the workshop floor easy; therefore small shop that builds custom billboard frames or short‑run furniture panels love it.
Rittal's cutter makes each busbar just the right length before you even start punching or bending. The cutter machines up to 120 × 12 mm and even has a tiny laser that dots the cut spots. All pieces end up same length. Its design keeps the operator safe, hits the target with accurate moves, and feels easy to handle.
Rittal’s pump powers whole busbar lines, and it gives the hydraulic pressure needed for bending, punching and cutting modules. Can it push about 700 bar on a 230 V line? It does, delivering strong steady power for heavy busbar work.
FAQs
What types of tools does Rittal manufacture?
Rittal produces specialized industrial fabrication tools and machines for panel building and switchgear manufacturing, including busbar bending units, punching units, cutting devices, and hydraulic pumps designed for precision and durability.
What are Rittal busbar processing machines used for?
Rittal’s busbar processing machines are used to bend, punch, cut, and shape copper or aluminum busbars, enabling efficient assembly of electrical distribution systems and switchgear components.
Are Rittal tools suitable for small and large panel shops?
Yes, Rittal’s modular systems are scalable — small shops can use compact standalone units, while larger operations can integrate them into automated production lines for high-volume busbar fabrication.
Can Rittal tools process both copper and aluminum busbars?
Yes, Rittal tools are designed to handle both copper and aluminum materials, with typical capacity up to 120 × 12 mm, depending on the specific model.
What is the difference between the CW 120-S and CW 120-M models?
The CW 120-S is a static bench-mounted unit for bending and punching, while the CW 120-M is a mobile workstation that integrates bending, punching, and cutting functions with a built-in hydraulic system.