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Rolls, Manual Slip
Tin Knocker TK 1648 Manual Slip Roll

Tin Knocker TK 1648 Manual Slip Roll

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Overview

Type:
Rolls, Manual Slip
Manufacturer:
TIN KNOCKER
Model:
1648 SLIP ROLL
Status:
For Sale

Description

Built to last, this stout set of slip rolls includes two crank handles for heavy capacity forming. All rolls are gear driven. A starting groove in the rear roll, as well as wiring grooves are standard on this machine. The lift handle makes for fast, easy extraction of formed material

Capacity: 16-gauge mild steel
Max. Forming Length: 49 inches
Roll Diameter: 3”
Gear Ratio: 4:1

Shipping Weight: 1100 lbs.
Shipping Dimensions: 77 x 30 x 22
Optional Stand: 270 lbs.

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