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Rothenberger ROMAX AC ECO Set SV 230 V Pressmaschine für Netzbetrieb im Transportkoffer + 3 x Pressbacken ( 15740 )

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Rothenberger ROMAX AC ECO Set SV 230 V Pressmaschine für Netzbetrieb im Transportkoffer + 3 x Pressbacken ( 15740 )Lieferumfang: 1x Rothenberger ROMAX AC ECO Basic 230 V Pressmaschine Typ C fr Netzbetrieb ( 15705 ) 1x Transportkoffer mit passender Einlage 1x Betriebsanleitung 1x Tuch 1x Rothenberger Pressbacke Standard SV15 fr Pressmaschinen ( 015212X ) 1x Rothenberger Pressbacke Standard SV22 fr Pressmaschinen ROMAX 4000 ( 015214X ) 1x Rothenberger Pressbacke Standard SV28 fr Pressmaschinen ROMAX ( 015215X ) Produktbeschreibung: Mit dieser Pressmaschine von

Lieferumfang:

- 1x Rothenberger ROMAX AC ECO Basic 230 V Pressmaschine Typ C für Netzbetrieb ( 15705 )
- 1x Transportkoffer mit passender Einlage
- 1x Betriebsanleitung
- 1x Tuch
- 1x Rothenberger Pressbacke Standard SV15 für Pressmaschinen ( 015212X )
- 1x Rothenberger Pressbacke Standard SV22 für Pressmaschinen ROMAX 4000 ( 015214X )
- 1x Rothenberger Pressbacke Standard SV28 für Pressmaschinen ROMAX ( 015215X )

Produktbeschreibung:

Mit dieser Pressmaschine von Rothenberger erhält man konstante Schubkraft durch Constant Force Technology. Sie ist elektrohydraulisch mit 32-34 kN Kolbenkraft für Netzbetrieb zum systemabhängigen Verpressen von Fittingen mit einem Durchmesser von 12 bis 110 mm. Die 270° drehbare Standard Pressbackenaufnahme ist kompatibel zu vielen anderen Herstellern. Sie wiegt ca. 4,5 kg und ist somit leicht und handlich und geeignet zur Serienpressung von Fitting-Verbindungen auf der Baustelle. Nach Betätigung und Halten des Start-Schalters erfolgt die zwangsgeführte Verpressung (Kraftgesteuerter Zwangsablauf, analog zu den Vorgaben führender Systemhersteller ). Das Zwei-Schaltersystem ( Start / manueller Rücklauf ) sorgt für ermüdungsfreies Arbeiten. Zudem ist das Gerät ergonomisch dank des gummierten Griffs und ausgewogener Gewichtsverteilung. Zudem ist der Arbeitsradius durch die Stromkabellänge von 5 Metern sehr weit.

Technische Daten:

Spannung: 230 V
Nennaufnahmeleistung: 280 W
Motordrehzahl: 14000 min-1
Kolbenkraft: 32 kN
Presszeit (je nach Nennweite): ca. 6-8 s
Abmessungen (LxBxH): 410 x 810 x 170 mm
Gewicht: ca. 5 kg
Arbeitsbereich (systemabhängig):  Ø 12 - 110 mm
Einsatztemperatur: 0 - 40 °C
Schutzart: IP 20
Schutzklasse: II
Betriebsart: S3
Typisch bewertete Beschleunigung im Hand-Arm-Bereich: bis zu 2,5 m/s2
Schalldruckpegel (LpA): 93 dB (A) / KpA: 3 dB (A)
Schallleistungspegel (LWA): 106 dB (A) / KWA 3 dB (A)


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