HSG-0

HSG-0

Product catalog summary
Product Overview:
The HSG-0-electronic is a powerful and comfortable hand-operated heat-cutter designed for cutting small quantities of synthetic fabric. It is suitable for cutting and sealing the edges of materials such as cords, ropes, bands, and belting fabric.
Technical Specifications:
  • Heats up in 6 seconds
  • Supply voltage: 230 V - 50 Hz
  • Power input: 120 Watt max.
  • Intermittent operation: 1/4 min.
  • LED-operating indicator
  • Protective insulation
  • 3 m electric cord with 2-pin straight contour plug
  • Blade temperature: 600°C (1110°F) max.
  • Weight: 450 g
Basic Kit Includes:
  • HSG-0-electronic with blade type R-50mm
  • 1 HSG-0-electronic (without blades)
  • 1 Suspension hook
  • Operating instructions
Compatible Blades:
  • Type VST
  • Type R-50
  • Type R-1
  • Type F-2
  • Type N-1
  • Type RU (Ø 25 to 40mm)
  • Type N-2 (a = max. 30 mm, r = min. 1mm)
Contact Information:
HSGM GmbH
In der Rehbach 13, D-65396 Walluf
Phone: +49 (0) 6123 9978-0
Fax: +49 (0) 6123 9978-40
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.hsgm.com
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Catalog excerpts

HSG-0-1

HSGM HEAT-CUTTERS Type HSG-0-electronic The powerful and comfortable hand operated tool to cut small quantities. Suitable to cut and seal the edges of synthetic fabric, such as cords, ropes, bands and belting fabric. Technical Description: Heats up in only 6 seconds Supply voltage: 230 V - 50 Hz Power input: 120 Watt max. Intermittent operation: 1/4 min. LED-operating indicator Protective insulation 3 m electric cord with 2-pin straight contour plug Blade temperature 600°C (1110°F) max. Weight: 450 g Pic.: HSG-0-electronic with blade type R-50mm HSG-0-electronic (without blades) Suspension hook Operating instructions Practicable blades: HSGM GmbH In der Rehbach 13 D-65396 Walluf

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