100 Ton Air Hydraulic Shop Press Usa Built Fox on 2040-parts.com
Ocala, Florida, US
100-Ton USA MADE AIR/ Hydraulic Shop Press
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Each press is built to order; each customer.
This press is designed for professional use with solid weld construction for maximum use and durability, sliding ram, automatic lock on the adjustable winch and the end is drilled to accomodate tooling you may need to add, if you need a certain size threaded hole just tell us. The shop press and components are made in the USA using Parker Hannifin seals, o-rings and hosing.. This shop press comes with a full one-year warranty. See us at shoppress.us
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Specifications |
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Height |
78” |
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Width (overall) |
44” |
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Width (inside) |
34” |
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Head Construction |
10” Structural Channel |
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Press Legs |
3/8” x 10” |
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Bed width |
10” |
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Bed Construction |
10” Structural Channel |
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Bed operation |
Fully adjustable with winch and cable |
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Ram Stroke |
7” |
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Hydraulic Unit |
HASKEL M110 PUMP |
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Weight |
1,320 lbs. |
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Fox Hydraulic Presses are commercially tested and built to last. The frame is study and engineering designed. All welds and mounts exceed industry specifications. The cylinder head moves smoothly side to side and the work table adjusts height easily.
This 1,300 lb press, including hydraulics is made in the U.S.A. We never have a customer issues. A FOX press is manufactured to strength and tolerances beyond stated values. This works well for our customer and our engineering team.
This attention to customer needs has kept us in business over 25 years.
The FOX Press is Ideal for removal and installation of gears, bushings, universal joints, pulleys, wrist pins, bearings, bending/straightening metal and other various jobs. The presses are used in garages, repair shops, dealerships, fleets, farms, marina, training institutions, and production facilities.
See us at shoppress.us Call us at 352-789-0798 or (954) 290-2245
We will obtain economical shipping rates. Please allow up to 15 days for Production, Quality Control, painting and palletizing. See us at shoppress.us Please call for flexible payment options and delivery.
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