2025 TENNSMITH HB97-12 | APRON BRAKES

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

Model
HB97-12
Year of manufacture
2025

Technical Description

Introducing the 2025 TENNSMITH HB97-12 Apron Brakes, an exceptional addition to your sheet metal fabrication capabilities. Designed for precision and efficiency, this model features a maximum stainless steel thickness of 1.6 mm and a maximum steel thickness of 2.7 mm, ensuring versatility in handling various materials. With a substantial workpiece clamping mechanism that operates mechanically, you can confidently tackle projects with a maximum workpiece length of 2464 mm. The HB97-12 also boasts an impressive maximum beam lift of 57 mm, allowing for enhanced bending accuracy and ease of use. Manufactured by TENNSMITH, a name synonymous with quality, this 2025 model is in excellent condition, functioning flawlessly with no signs of wear, ensuring you receive a reliable and high-performing tool for your operations. Elevate your metalworking processes with the TENNSMITH HB97-12 Apron Brakes, where durability meets precision.

Technical Attributes

Max Beam Lift
57 mm
Max Thickness (Steel)
2.7 mm
Workpiece Clamping
Mechanical
Max Thickness (Stainless)
1.6 mm
Max Workpiece Length
2464 mm

Category

  1. METAL FABRICATION
  2. → SHEET METAL EQUIPMENT
  3. → SHEET METAL BRAKES

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