Year

2016

Make

Thalmann

Model

TD 200 6.4

Description

Double Folder

Reference #

8078920

Price

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Used Thalmann TD 200 6.4 (2016) Folding Machinery for Sale. This double-bending folder handles a maximum thickness capacity of 14 Ga (2mm) across a 21′ (6.4m) bending length, with a backgauge depth of 49.2″ (1250mm), 5.9″ (150mm) clamping stroke, a folding range of 143 degrees and a folding beam width of .394″ (10mm). Power requirements are 460V, 3 Phase. Equipped with a safety indicator light and toggle switch for changing between 1- and 2-man operation, 7 C-frames instead of 6, light curtains in place of top and floor scanners, a horizontal hemming unit, M-Guard plus VPN access for factory remote support, heavy duty back gauge finger stops, G6 grippers able to clamp over 32x26mm return flanges, automatic extending tables, and Hardox upper, lower and folding beams with carrier blades for stainless steel folding. The folding machine can be seen under power for an inspection. Activate Pricing or use the Inquire Now button for details.

Specifications

Max Thickness Capacity

14 Ga (2mm)

Bending Length

21' (6.4m)

Backgauge Depth

49.2" (1250mm)

Clamping Stroke

5.9" (150mm)

Folding Range

143 Degrees

Folding Beam Width

.394" (10mm)

Power Requirements

460V, 3 Phase

Features

7 C-Frames Instead of 6- C-Frames

Automatic Extending Tables (Supports Large Parts in Between Bend Steps)

G6 Grippers Able to Clamp Over 32x26mm Return Flanges

Hardox of Upper Beam-Lower Beam-Folding Beams-Carrier Blades (More Robust Tooling Optimized for Stainless Steel Folding)

Heavy Duty Back Gauge Finger Stops

Horizontal Hemming Unit

Light Curtains Instead of Top Scanner and Floor Scanners

M-Gaurd + VPN Access (Allows Factory to Remote into Machine for Support)

Safety Indicator Light and Toggle Switch for Changing Between 1- and 2-Man Operation

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