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AGME RA RADIAL RIVETING MACHINES

AGME RA RADIAL RIVETING MACHINES

Product catalog summary
Overview: AGME offers a range of radial riveting machines designed for automatic assembly processes. The models available include RA-6, RA-12, RA-14, RA-16, RA-18, and RA-20, each with specific capabilities and features.
Specifications:
  • Max. Final Diameter: Ranges from 6 mm to 20 mm in 400 N/mm2 steel, depending on the model.
  • Adjustable Riveting Stroke: 5-40 mm for RA-6 and RA-12, and 5-50 mm for RA-14 to RA-20.
  • Max. Air Pressure: 6 bars for RA-6, RA-12, RA-18, and RA-20.
  • Max. Hydraulic Force: 40 bars for RA-16 and 65 bars for RA-20.
  • Axial Force: Ranges from 475 daN to 4,000 daN.
  • Adjustable Riveting Time: 0-5 seconds for all models.
  • Power Circuit: 230/400V, 50/60 Hz for all models.
  • Installed Power: Varies from 0.4 kW to 2.8 kW.
  • Control Circuit: 24 V DC for all models.
  • Weight: Ranges from 155 Kg to 300 Kg.
Features:
  • Two-hand safety control is included in all models.
  • Operation control is available in six languages.
  • Parts counters and stroke centesimal adjustment are standard features.
Custom Models: The RA-4 and RA-30 models are available upon customer request.
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Catalog excerpts

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AGME RA RADIAL RIVETING MACHINES MODEL Max. final diameter in 400 N/mm2 steel Axial force Adjustable riveting time Installed power Control circuit Two hand safety control Operation control in 6 languages Parts counters Stroke centesimal adjustment Adjustable riveting stroke Max. air pressure Max. hydraulic force Power circuit  The RA-4 and RA-30 riveting machines are built on customer´s request AGME, your partner for Automatic Assembly Equipment!

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