Prensa de calor de tapa automática de Hotronix®

Name: Prensa de calor de tapa automática de Hotronix®
Brand: Stahls
SKU: HTEQ-STXC
Price: 1155.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Stahls | SKU: HTEQ-STXC

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La característica auto-abierta magnética patentada evita la sobrepplication. El tiempo digital, la temperatura y la presión fácil de leer para la impresión constante. Se bloquea fácilmente con asistencia magnética patentada, causando menos fatiga en muñecas y hombros. Twin Timer ™ permite al usuario preestablecer la configuración de tiempo individual para la aplicación de dos pasos o para el precalentamiento y la aplicación. El dispositivo de mantenimiento asegura la tapa y crea una superficie lisa. El ajuste de presión bajo el centro asegura incluso el calor y la presión de borde a borde. Diseño de caparazón de almeja de guardado de espacio. Decora los sombreros de todas las formas, estilos y tamaños con plantas opcionales disponibles. Disponible en 120V/500W/4A y 220V/500W/2A.

CARACTERÍSTICAS

Hecho en los Estados Unidos
Calefacción tubular
Acabado con recubrimiento en polvo
UL/ULC/CE

Especificaciones de productos

Tamaño: Platen 3.5 "x 6" * *Platas adicionales vendidas por separado
Peso real: 31 libras.
Peso del barco: 41 lbs.
Barco Dim. 26 "x 15" x 21 "

Platas opcionales

2.75 "x 6.5"
3 "x 5.75"
4 "x 6.5"
4 "x 8"

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