Hand Applied Wrapping Machine
The Hand Applied wrapping machine is a lightweight, low profile pipe wrapping machine that provides a simple way to apply tape coatings on pipelines. It can be used on any pipe 4" or larger and can accommodate tape with a core diameter of 1 1/2 or 3 inches. It can easily be used for either spiral or cigarette wrapping and is designed with separate tension adjustments for tape and release line take-up. This machine should be ordered by the width of the tape and not the diameter of the pipe.
Details:
· Hand Applied Wrapping Machine
· Applies tape coatings on pipelines
· Separate tension adjustments for tape and release line take-up
· Will accommodate tape with 1-1/2" or 3" core diameters
· Ideal for both spiral and cigarette wrapping
· It can be used on any pipe 4" and Larger
· Very low profile, requires less clearance
· Lightweight construction
· Easy to operate
· Order these machines by the width of your tape roll – NOT the diameter of the pipe:
· 2"-6" tape roll width
· 6"-12" tape roll width
· 12"-18" tape roll width
Weight: 10 kg per pcs
Operation: at least 2 people
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