LVD Strippit M-1525
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Key Specifications
Repeatability
punching force
max sheet thickness
punching accuracy
max hit rate 1mm
max hit rate 25mm
How much does the LVD Strippit M-1525 cost?
Price estimate
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Overview
Sheet 1,524 mm (60.0 in) wide is the case for the LVD Strippit M-1525. Its nominal worksheet is 1,524 x 2,500 mm (60.0 x 98.4 in), wider than the 1,250 mm of the Strippit M-1225 and otherwise the same machine: 200 kN of punching force, a 47-station turret and material up to 6.35 mm (0.25 in).
Where it sits in LVD's turret range is easiest to see against the simpler P line. The Strippit P-1225 has 33 stations, 650 HPM at 1 mm pitch and 82 m/min positioning. This machine offers 47 stations, 850 HPM at the same pitch and 96 m/min, and it adds a marking rate of 1700 HPM. It also draws 0.9 kW on standby, where the Strippit P-1225 draws 3.0 kW. LVD attributes the low draw to its Energy reduction system and puts the saving at up to 15% against comparable machines.
Three of the 47 stations are 88.9 mm auto-index stations, and these take indexable multitools; with them the tool count can reach 68. Feed clearance is 25 mm (1.0 in). On a wide sheet the practical limit is often the clamps, not the turret: two work clamps are standard, and the optional third, programmable clamp lets the machine relocate the work automatically so more of the sheet can be reached. Smart Clamp locates the clamps itself and keeps the no-punch zones as small as the tooling allows.
The brush table is rated for up to 110 kg (243 lb) at reduced speed, the same as on the narrower model, so a full-width sheet in heavy gauge may exceed it. That is where the optional steel ball and brush combination table comes in. Accuracy is stated as ± 0.1 mm, with ± 0.05 mm repeatability.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Punching Force | 200 kN |
| Max Sheet Thickness | 6.35 mm (0.25 in) |
| Punching Accuracy | ± 0.1 mm |
| Repeatability | ± 0.05 mm |
| Max Hit Rate 1mm | 850 HPM at 1 mm pitch |
| Max Hit Rate 25mm | 400 HPM at 25.4 mm pitch |
| Marking Rate | 1700 HPM |
| Feed Clearance | 25 mm (1.0 in) |
| Max Sheet Size | 1,524 x 2,500 mm (60.0 x 98.4 in) |
| Max Sheet Weight | up to 110 kg (243 lb) on the brush table, at reduced speed |
| Work Clamps | 2 (optional 3rd clamp) |
| Turret Stations | 47 stations |
| Auto Index Stations | 3D - Ø 88.9 mm |
| Max Tool Capacity | 68 with Multi-Tool |
| Angular Positioning Accuracy | ± 0.05 degrees |
| CNC Control | Touch-P |
| Max Positioning Speed | 96 m/min. |
| Tool Change Time | 0.8 sec. |
| Power Consumption | 6.7 kW |
| Standby Power | 0.9 kW |
| Automation Options | Automatic load/unload (PA), Compact Tower (CT-P), Robot pick/sort, Lubrication system |
Specifications sourced from lvdgroup.com — verified 2026-10-05
Strengths & Limitations
Strengths
- Takes 1,524 x 2,500 mm (60.0 x 98.4 in) sheet with the same 47-station turret as the Strippit M-1225
- Up to 68 tools with multitools in the three 88.9 mm auto-index stations
- 850 HPM at 1 mm pitch and 1700 HPM marking, with a 0.8 sec. tool change
- Standby consumption of 0.9 kW; LVD claims up to 15% less electrical power than comparable machines
- Smart Stroke and Smart Clamp set hover height and clamp positions without program codes
Limitations
- Brush table rating stays at 110 kg (243 lb) on the wider sheet
- Third work clamp, combination table and ABS tool lubrication are options
- Positioning speed of 96 m/min is well short of the 161 m/min of the Strippit VX-1225
- LVD's table lists no work chute for parts removal
Best For
Frequently Asked Questions
01
A nominal worksheet of 1,524 x 2,500 mm (60.0 x 98.4 in), in material up to 6.35 mm (0.25 in) thick. The brush table carries up to 110 kg (243 lb) at reduced speed; LVD offers a steel ball and brush combination table for heavier sheets.
02
Two clamps are standard. LVD offers a third programmable clamp on this model, and with it the work can be relocated automatically for better sheet utilization. Together with Smart Clamp, which detects clamp locations and minimises the no-punch zones, it reduces the material lost around the clamps.
03
The Strippit M-1525 has 47 turret stations, 850 HPM at 1 mm pitch and 96 m/min positioning. The Strippit P-1225 has 33 stations, 650 HPM and 82 m/min, on a narrower 1,250 x 2,500 mm sheet. Both are 200 kN machines for material up to 6.35 mm.
04
LVD lists an average consumption of 6.7 kW and 0.9 kW in standby. The maker states that its Energy reduction system lets Strippit M punch presses use up to 15% less electrical power than comparable machines.
05
Yes, within limits. The specification marks automatic load/unload (PA), the Compact Tower (CT-P) and robot pick/sort as available for the Strippit M-1525. Flexible Automation, bin sort and the tower and warehouse systems are not marked for this model.