USED 2005 ERMAK AP-10X88
Overview
The 2005 Ermak AP-10X88 is a used hydraulic press brake with a capacity of 88 tons, suitable for various bending applications. It features a motor power of 10 HP and operates at a voltage of 600 volts, providing the necessary power for efficient performance. The press brake is designed with an approach speed of 3.15 inches per second, ensuring quick and precise movements during operation.
In terms of dimensions, the press brake measures 137.8 inches in length, 85.8 inches in width, and 106.3 inches in height, with a total weight of 14,994 lbs. It includes a safety distance specification of 59 inches, prioritizing operator safety during use. The machine also carries an IP rating of 54, indicating decent protection against dust and splash water.
Given its reliable build and substantial production capabilities, the Ermak AP-10X88 press brake is a robust choice for businesses in need of durable and efficient metal forming machinery. It maintains the hallmark of quality associated with Ermak products and is suitable for heavy-duty tasks.
Specs
Conditon: Used
Capacity: 88 TON
Approach speed: 3.15 INCH/S
Safety distance: 59 INCH
Motor power: 10 HP
Voltage: 600 V
Ip: 54
Width: 85.8 INCH
Length: 137.8 INCH
Height: 106.3 INCH
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