Gesipa Flipper Plus Hand Rivet & Rivet Nut Tool
| PART NO. | DESCRIPTION | UNIT | PRICE | IN STOCK | QUANTITY |
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| 1571258 | Gesipa Flipper Plus Hand Rivet & Rivet Nut Tool | 1 | $425.00 | Login to view stock |
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Gesipa Flipper Plus rivet/riv nut tool
Working Range:
Blind rivets up to 5 mm Ø aluminium and 4 mm Ø steel and stainless steel (max. mandrel Ø 2.8 mm)
Blind rivet nuts from M4 up to M6 aluminium as well as from M4 up to M5 steel
Features:
- Jaw mechanism with spring reset for automatic and safe mandrel ejection
- Larger device lift: a benefit when handling extra long blind rivets
- Rivet mandrel collection container can be attached to the body casing and is simple to empty
- Simplified setting process for blind rivet nuts
- The total stroke is 16.2 millimeter long for setting of new generation multigrip blind rivet nuts like the GESIPA® PolyGrip® blind rivet nuts
- 40% less manual force required if actuated several times
- Actuation lever with an opening spring for simple single-handed operation
- New ratchet function
- The force improves when the handle is closed. This finding is put to good use in a special lever arrangement for setting blind rivet nuts and blind rivets: ergonomic design
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Technical Specifications |
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Stock Code |
1571258 |
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Total Length |
217 mm |
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Total Stroke |
16.2 mm |
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Single Action Stroke |
1.8 mm |
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Weight |
750 g |
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