HD 200 CW
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Hydraulic Press
- Maximum support plate thickness is 3 mm
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KABAN HD 200 C
Hydraulic Press
OSAKA pneumatic tools are used in the production and installation of window and facade systems.
- Maximum support plate thickness is 3 mm
Price
on request
Depends on configuration and delivery — we will send a quotation within 30 minutes
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- Supplied directly from the KABAN factory, with warranty
- Commissioning and training at your plant
- Service and spare parts in Central Asia
Purpose
OSAKA pneumatic tools are used in the production and installation of window and facade systems. They ensure reliable, stable and safe operation thanks to a sturdy construction and consistent performance on compressed air. Suitable for daily use in production as well as for on-site installation work.
Advantages and equipment
- The support plate is designed for cutting to length.
- The cutting process is performed by a hydraulic system.
- The cutting die can be easily adjusted to match the size of the support plate.
- It is designed for a variety of support plates and profiles.
- The maximum thickness of the support plate is 3 mm.
- Cutting is operated with a foot pedal.
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Spare parts and documentation
FAQ
Is this equipment suitable for my factory's needs?
We analyse your current output, profile systems and order format, and then recommend specific equipment models and the layout of the production area.
Who handles equipment installation and commissioning?
Installation, commissioning and staff training are carried out by KABANASIA service engineers. We stay with you after commissioning as well — for service support and process optimisation.
Do you work throughout Central Asia?
Yes. We support projects in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Mongolia, visit your factory, and carry out commissioning and on-site training.
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Turnkey factory launch with the HD 200 C
We will select the entire line: cutting, machining, welding, cleaning, assembly — and launch production.