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Mikkei 150 1989 Specification
- Manufacturing Year
- 1989
- Capacity
- 150 Ton
- Power
- 10 HP
- Feature
- Heavy Duty, Robust design
- Condition
- Used
- Weight
- Approx. 950 kg
- Machine Type
- Mikkei 150 1989
- Origin
- Japan
- Used For
- Industrial applications
- Dimension (L*W*H)
- 2400 x 1250 x 1800 mm
- Color
- Green
- Output
- High Output Efficiency
- Voltage
- 415 V
- Maximum Die Height
- 290 mm
- Control System
- Hand Lever / Pedal Operated
- Bed Size
- 1200 x 800 mm
- Press Stroke
- 100 mm
- Press Speed
- 40 SPM
- Material
- Steel Structure
- Ram Adjustment
- 60 mm
- Automation Grade
- Manual
- Drive Type
- Mechanical
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