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Draper Hydraulic 10-Tonne Bench Press with 175mm Stroke and Four Adjustable Table Heights (Model 70538)

Name: Draper Hydraulic 10-Tonne Bench Press with 175mm Stroke and Four Adjustable Table Heights (Model 70538)
Brand: DRAPER
SKU: 70538
Price: 287 GBP
Availability: InStock

Sold by GravaHaus and 2 other sellers

Product information

Description

General description

This is a robust hydraulic bench press with a 10-tonne capacity, designed for heavy-duty pressing tasks. It features a sliding ram for versatile operation and adjustable table heights for convenience. The press is fully tested and certified to ensure safe and reliable use.

Technical specifications

Capacity: 10 tonnes

Gauge range: 0-16 tonnes

Gauge diameter: 105mm

Ram stroke: 175mm

Ram diameter: 40mm

Ram height to table: adjustable from 110mm to 365mm

Working table width: 335mm

Overall height: 1058mm

Weight: 55kg

Compatibility and accessories

Includes two flat V-shaped blocks for various pressing applications

Compatible with standard hydraulic accessories

Installation

Set up on a stable, level surface

Attach the detachable hand pump securely to the press or bench

Usage

Adjust the table height to suit your workpiece

Use the hand pump to operate the ram smoothly

Monitor the glycerine-filled gauge for accurate pressure readings

Ensure the safety valve is functioning correctly before use

Other information

Features an anti-kink coil on the flexible hose for added protection

Designed for durability and long-term use

Features

Brand
DRAPER
Warranty
1 year(s)
Maximum load
10000 kg
With CE safety
Yes
Stroke lenght
175 mm

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