Used HITACHI CM 700X #9268221 for sale

HITACHI CM 700X is a die attacher that is designed to meet the needs of industry professionals needing a reliable and functional die attacher. This machine is equipped with various features that make it a powerful tool for any type of attaching project. CM 700X is a manual drive die attacher which is powered by an AC motor with a power speed of 300 rpm. This machine is capable of delivering up to 10 000 cycles/min with a feed speed of up to 25mm per second. This machine is designed with a dual Y-axis mechanism which ensures accurate placement of die material for the attachment processes. HITACHI CM 700X is equipped with LED lights and built-in magnifying lens for easy spotting of lead points and accurate die placement. It also features a dual-stage gear drive system with adjustable gearing ratios and flexible drive speeds. This machine also features a high tensile strength head assembly for greater accuracy and dependability while performing pressure welding, bonding, riveting, and other attaching applications. CM 700X is equipped with a micro-processor controller that allows for easy program setting and a memory recall option to save data. This machine has a convenient foot pedal for easy operation, and also features an ergonomically designed handle bar for ease of operation. Its fast and accurate programming features make it ideal for attaching applications in a variety of industries. HITACHI CM 700X is designed to be durable and dependable, with an external housing made up of steel plate and baked paint for greater longevity. Its reinforced body structure helps to protect internal components from even the harshest environments. All components are designed for either high temperature or high humidity so they provide reliable performance. CM 700X is a reliable and intuitive die attacher that is designed specifically for those working in the industry. It offers convenience, accuracy, and durability for professional die attaching applications, making it an ideal choice for any project.