Gesipa Taurus® 4 Pneumatic Rivet Tool
| PART NO. | DESCRIPTION | UNIT | PRICE | IN STOCK | QUANTITY |
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| TAURUS4 | Gesipa Taurus® 4 Pneumatic Rivet Tool | 1 | $3,420.00 | Login to view stock |
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Gesipa Taurus 4 Pneumatic Rivet Tool
Working Range:
Sets blind rivets up to 6.4 mm Ø all materials and BULB-TITE®-rivets up to 7.7 mm Ø all materials (max. mandrel Ø 4.3 mm)
Features:
- Very lengthy service lives
- Flexible adaption to new applications
- Overpressure valve helps protect against overload
- Soundproof and low vibration
- Air suction needed only for vertical downwards riveting.
- Just one model of jaws for all tools
- With forcibly actuated jaws by pneumatic pressing
- Can be permanently turned-off if not needed
- Rubberised, moulded grip
- Low activation force required
- Safe, non-slip gripping of the rivet mandrel
- Rapid work cycle
- Mandrels while the spent mandrel container is removed
- Little compressed air consumption thanks to dual function: setting the rivets and extracting the spent
- High setting forces combined with low weight
- Spent mandrel container with swivelling air deflector
- Balanced center of gravity
- Widest possible parts commonality – low spare part stocks required and simple maintenance
- Optimised stroke for the entire series
- Integrated protection feature prevents the ejection of spent
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Technical Specifications |
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Stock Code |
TAURUS4 |
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Weight |
2.0 kg |
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Operating Air Pressure |
5 – 7 bar |
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Air Hose Connection |
6 mm Ø (1/4”) |
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Air Consumption |
Approx. 4.8 ltr per rivet |
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Traction Power |
23,000 N at 6 bar |
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Stroke |
19 mm |
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