Heck Industries
Heck Industries VA-400 Bench Beveler 1/2 HP 110V 55 lb
Stationary corded beveler creates 15- to 45-degree bevels up to 3/16 in wide on plate at 3,450 rpm
- TypeWelding Parts & Supplies
- Bevel angles from 15 to 45 degrees for versatile edge preparation
- 1 hp motor delivers 3 450 RPM for consistent cutting speed
- Hand-fed operation with six inserts maximises tool life
- 55 lb stationary frame ensures stability during plate beveling
- Single-phase 110 V power at 7.4 A suits standard workshop supply
Bench Beveler for Plate Work
The Heck Industries VA-400 is a stationary, corded beveler built for preparing plate edges before welding. It runs on single-phase 110 V power and draws 7.4 A from a standard shop outlet. The 1 hp motor drives the cutter head at 3,450 rpm for consistent material removal.
Bevel Angle Range 15 to 45 Degrees
This unit produces bevels between 15 and 45 degrees with a maximum width of 3/16 in. It accepts plate workpieces as thin as 1/16 in and uses six indexable inserts on a single-sided cutter. The fixed angle range and width capacity determine whether the tool matches your joint preparation requirements.
Hand-Fed Operation with Included Tools
The beveler is hand fed, so the operator controls the feed rate directly at the bench. It weighs 55 lb and ships as a bare tool with lubricant and wrenches for insert changes. No automatic feed mechanism is present, and the single-sided cutter limits each pass to one edge.
Highlights
- Bevel angles from 15 to 45 degrees for versatile edge preparation
- 1 hp motor delivers 3 450 RPM for consistent cutting speed
- Hand-fed operation with six inserts maximises tool life
- 55 lb stationary frame ensures stability during plate beveling
- Single-phase 110 V power at 7.4 A suits standard workshop supply
Specifications
| Brand | HECK INDUSTRIES |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Parts & Supplies |
Questions about this item
What does the 1 hp motor actually deliver on a bench beveler?
The motor provides 1 hp at 110 V single-phase, drawing 7.4 A for consistent cutting power on plate steel.
How does the 3,450 RPM spindle speed affect the bevel cut?
The fixed 3,450 RPM spindle drives six single-sided inserts to produce bevels from 15 to 45 degrees on plate material.
What bench space and mounting does the 55 lb unit need?
At 55 lb the beveler sits securely on a bench; it is hand-fed with no additional mounting hardware required.
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