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Triton SJA100XL SuperJaws XXL Mobiler Spannbock 1.000 kg Spannkraft 1005 x 960 x 890 mm - Beschädigt

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Triton SJA100XL SuperJaws XXL Mobiler Spannbock 1.000 kg Spannkraft 1005 x 960 x 890 mm - BeschädigtZustand: Beschdigt : Gleisstck locker, Kugel verbogen, Metallkugel fehlt an einem Bein nicht Vollfunktionsfhig Weist Kratzer und Verschmutzungen auf Sofort lieferbar Lieferumfang: Siehe Bilder 1x Triton SJA100XL SuperJaws XXL Mobiler Spannbock Produktbeschreibung: Der mobile Spannbock SJA100XL SuperJaws XXL von Triton bietet eine Spannkraft von max. 1. 000 kg bei freier Wahl des erforderlichen Spanndrucks. Mglich macht dies die robuste

Zustand:

- Beschädigt : Gleisstück locker, Kugel verbogen, Metallkugel fehlt an einem Bein
- nicht Vollfunktionsfähig
- Weist Kratzer und Verschmutzungen auf
- Sofort lieferbar

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- 1x Triton SJA100XL SuperJaws XXL Mobiler Spannbock

Produktbeschreibung:

Der mobile Spannbock SJA100XL SuperJaws XXL von Triton bietet eine Spannkraft von max. 1.000 kg bei freier Wahl des erforderlichen Spanndrucks. Möglich macht dies die robuste Ganzstahlkonstruktion mit Pulverbeschichtung. Die Urethan Wendebacken ermöglichen das Einspannen von Werkstücken bis zu 1000 mm und bieten dabei einen schonenden, abrutschsicheren Halt. Das fußbetätigte Einspannen hält die Hände frei für die Arbeit und die extra breite Dreibeinkonstruktion sorgt für maximale Stabilität selbst bei übergroßen Werkstücken. Das verbesserte Rahmen- und Standbeindesign ermöglicht einen Sekundenschnellen Auf- und Abbau. Triton ist ein führender Hersteller für Werkzeuge zur Holzbearbeitung, der sich vor allem durch seine lange Tradition und hohe Verarbeitungsqualität auszeichnet.

Technische Daten:

Hersteller: Triton
Herstellerbezeichnung: SuperJaws XXL
Herstellernummer: SJA100XL
Spannkraft: 1000 kg
Einspannverfahren: Per Fußpedal
Ausführung: Lackiert
Abmessungen H x L x B (eingeklappt): 325 x 780 x 345 mm
Hauptmaterial: Stahl
Abmessungen H x L x B (ausgeklappt): 890 x 1005 x 960 mm
Gewicht: 21,5 kg


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