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Condition: New
Model Number: 50
Rated Power: 5.2kW
Dimension(L*W*H): 1700mm x 2000mm x 1400mm
Weight: 850kg
Certification: ISO
Warranty: 0ne years
After-sales Service Provided: Engineers available to service machinery overseas
Machine code: 50
Diameter of spindle: 35mm
Max. hydraulic pressure: 8MPa
Suitable max. steel bar/tube diameter: 50mm
Suitable min. steel bar/tube diameter: 20mm
Suitable steel tube wall thickness: Min. 2mm
Suitable thread pitch: 0.5-4mm
Accuracy of threading: ±0.10mm
Total power: 5.2kW
Weight of machine: 850kg

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