Rim straightener Kaiser 5400 with lathe – IN STOCK
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The machine is perfect for any tire shop or rim repair shop. Deals with bents and with the built-in lathe also capable of doing the tidying and refinish. It also can be equipped with a clean and polish kit so with that you can give a nice refinish for the lathe.
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Description
Rim straightener with a lathe
Kaiser 5400 is with a moving lathe accessory and can do all wheel repairs. The lathe holder is reinforced for the perfect wheel repair.
Features and Specifications
- Rim diameter: 10″- 24″
- The only difference between the Kaiser 5700 and the Kaiser 5400 is the lathe.
- While the Kaiser 5700 has a turning lathe, the Kaiser 5400 has a sliding one. Apart from this, there is no real difference between the 5400 and the 5700.
- Lots of standard accessories
- Standard big support kit
- V-belt driven (unlike the gearbox types it needs maintenance sometimes)
- Equipped with two engines – one for the hydraulics (the pressing head) and one is the working engine which spins the rim
- Approx. 15-20 minutes repair time/rim depending on experience
- The optional clear and polish kit can be attached
Sliding lathe
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Optional accessories
Extra, extended pushing heads set for Atek Makina Rim Straighteners
Additional information
| Weight | 803 kg |
|---|---|
| Rim diameter | 10"-24" |
| Height | 5.26feet/1605mm |
| Depth | 3.188feet/972mm |
| Width | 4.625feet/1410mm |
| Weight | 803lbs/362kg |
| Working pressure (hydraulic) | 140bar |
| Hydraulic engine power cons | 0.55Kw/0.75Hp |
| Working engine power cons | 0.75Kw/1Hp |
| Rotating speed | 250rpm |
| Power | 220V/60Hz 1phase |
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Jose, Phoenix –
Easy to Assemble/Quality product.
This product works great. I have a tire shop and it repairs wheels with ease. Easy to assemble right out the box. Would recommend.