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I found this at an estate sale, so all I know about it, I learned here: http:// /catalog/index.cfm?catalog=2&cat=9&sub=1&CFID=1489838&CFTOKEN=59790541 The Gesswein Power Hand - Recipro 0-8 - has a 1/8" chuck, with rotation lock, and the stroke is adjustable from 0 to 8mm. It's rated at 20 volts DC, but has no RPM or SPM rating. The speed is controlled by a Kokusai - Type SF-1 - Foot switch - Rated at 250V 10A. The Edmas Duomax - System Finisher - control box measures about 6" x 7" x 11", with a small tool tray in the lower part. It's rated at AC 115V. PH1 - 50/60 Hz - 120VA. The front panel has connectors and switches for ULT. and MECH. The power hand only works on the MECH. connection. I guess that the ULT. connection is for another tool, possibly a rotary tool?? The Power Hand works smoothly at all RPM's. Of course, the vibration increases with longer strokes. This appears to be a high quality industrial grade tool, in very good condition, with some scuffs and scratches, but no noticable damage, or excessive wear. The lower tray contains a few tools, as pictured, that I forgot to mention in my original listing. I'm not sure they all fit this system, but they will be included. In the interest of clearing up any possible confusion about this Power Hand tool, regarding RPM & SPM - This is a reciprocating tool, which is driven by a rotary motor, that transfers the rotary motion to a crankshaft, at a 4:1 reduction, via sprockets and a toothed belt. I can't find any RPM specs for this tool, but assuming a reasonable maximum speed of 10,000 RPM, would give you 2,500 Strokes Per Minute. Of course, the actual working speed is operator controlled, via the foot pedal, and judging by all the electronics in the control box, I ASSUME that it's designed to provide a consistant speed, under varying load conditions. Hope this helps. (please look at our rules and privacy policy) |
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