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Stud Welder Clipper 8 Cutlass Fasteners

CD8

£2,000.00 ex VAT £2,400.00 inc VAT


Product Model: CD8
Availability: In Stock

  • CD Weld Gun: PKM-1B Contact c/w 3/4/5/6/8mm chuck and acc kit.
  • Dimensions (WxHxL): 6.5″x10″x15″.
  • Ground Cable and Clamp: 16ft.
  • Model: Clipper 8.
  • Power Requirements: 120V/240V, 50/60Hz.
  • Stud Capacity: Mild Steel/Stainless Steel #4 – 1/4 dia., Aluminium Alloy #4 – 3/16 dia.
  • Weld and Control Cable: 16ft.
  • Weld Rate: 12 studs/min.
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Stud Welder Clipper 8 Cutlass Fasteners

  • Model: Clipper 8
  • Weld Rate:12 studs/min.
  • Stud Capacity: Mild Steel/Stainless Steel: #4 – 1/4 inch diameter
  • Stud Capacity: Aluminium Alloy: #4 – 3/16 inch diameter.
  • Power Requirements: 120V/240V, 50/60Hz
  • CD Weld Gun: PKM-1B Contact c/w 3/4/5/6/8mm chuck and acc kit
  • Weld and Control Cable: 16ft
  • Ground Cable and Clamp: 16ft
  • Dimensions (WxHxL):6.5″x10″x15″
  • Weld Gun (working weight):2lbsTotal Shipping Weight 42lbs

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