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Rebar Taper and Parallel Threading Machine / Threading machine AGS-40

Rebar Taper and Parallel Threading Machine / Threading machine AGS-40

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1 unit
Supply Capability:
200 unit/month

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Rebar Taper and Parallel Threading Machine / Threading machine AGS-40

Specification

Model   AGS-40

Threading Roller Diameter  78.3mm 70mm  59mm

Thread Pitch  2.5mm   3mm  3mm

Rebar Diameter(mm)  ø16-22  ø25-32  ø36-40

Main Motor Power        4KW

Working Current        380V 50HZ

Spindle Speed           40-62r/min

Max. Thread Length   Right thread: 80 mm

Net Weight          420kg

Application

The machine is used to peel ribs and roll threads on rebar end.

Advantage

1. Roll thread not cut thread, so could protect the highest tensile strength  of parent metal. It meets requirements in JGJ107, ACI318, BS8110, DIN1045 and  UBC1997 etc.

2. Easy to operate. Automatic opening-closing mechanism for rib peeling  device, need only 30 seconds to finish a threaded end.

3. Peel ribs and roll threads by the same machine, so could save labor and  improve productivity.

4. Widely used. Be able to process rebar diameter 16-40mm

5. Environment-friendly, safe, no environment and weather restrictions.

6. Economic, low investment for the equipment

 

Payment
T/T  L/C

 

Delivery
7-15 working days

 

Origin
Beijing

 

Rebar Taper and Parallel Threading Machine / Threading machine AGS-40

Rebar Taper and Parallel Threading Machine / Threading machine AGS-40

 

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yea they are convient and allow the job to look its best

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