PROFAB 514HPR | Rolls, Plate Bending & Pinch

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Overview

Type:
Rolls, Plate Bending & Pinch
Manufacturer:
PROFAB
Model:
514HPR
Status:
For Sale
Length of Rolls60"1.5 m
Max Thickness (gauge)14 gauge14 gauge
# Rolls33
Hyd/MechHydHyd
Power Rear Roll (Yes/No)Yes - All 3 Rolls PoweredYes - All 3 Rolls Powered
Roll Diameter3.75"95.25 mm

New PROFAB 5’ x 10 Gauge Hydraulic Power Roll

Brand: PROFAB
Model: 514HPR
Type: Powered Rolls
Capacity: 60" x 10 gauge capacity m.s., 14ga. SS Capacity
Roll Diameter: 3 3⁄4”

Equipped With:

Power adjust of forming roll
Manual adjust pinch roll (1 hand)
Hydraulic pump / motor driven
Forward / reverse foot pedal
L.E.D. form roll indicator
Wire grooves (1/4″, 3/8″, and 1/2″)

TERMS: FOB MARYLAND WAREHOUSE, 1-Year Warranty, Full Payment due prior to shipment. In-Stock with Immediate availability, however all stock machines subject to prior sale. All specifications are assumed to be correct but must be confirmed by the purchasing entity.

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