PROFAB High Speed Pittsburgh | Roll Formers

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Overview

Type:

Roll Formers

Manufacturer:

Model:

High Speed Pittsburgh

Status:

For Sale

Description

Introducing the new PPI PROFAB High Speed Pittsburgh Machine!

Specifications

Brand: PROFAB
Model HIGH SPEED PITTSBURGH

Capacity: 20ga to 26ga
Forming Stations: 9
Motor: 5 HP
Input Power: 230V 3 phase
Speed: Approximately 100 feet per minute
Depth of Pocket: 5/16”
Allowance: 1”
Male: 1/4” right angle flange

TERMS:

FOB FACTORY, Charlotte Hall, MD, Includes manufacturer’s 1-year warranty, Full Payment due prior to shipment. Price includes machine prep and loading on buyers truck. Immediate availability, 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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