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Berry Floor Model Notchers
Berry
Floor Model Notcher
Features of Berry Floor model notchers:
- Easy Installation – All of Berry Notcher floor models
conveniently powered by 110 volt AC (60 Cy.) and will operate
with a minimum 1 HP air compressor at 80-120 PSI.
- 75% Labor Cost Savings – Hand adjustable – no
tools needed – so reconfiguration time is minimal. Cycle
time is one second! Protective screen prevents injury. The
machine operation stops when the screened lid is opened.
- Steel welded frame for the Berry Notchers (floor model)
comes in standard lengths for notching 4', 6', 8' and 10'
lengths of material. Attractive, durable powder coat paint
finish.
- Permanent scales for measuring notch spacing and notch
depth. Assures accuracy and saves time in both set-up and
adjustment.
- 16 Gauge Capacity on the Berry Floor model notchers
- Easy foot-pedal operation leaves operator’s hands
free to handle material, permitting single-operator notching.
Foot pedal activates pneumatic operating mechanism. Cycle
time is one second.
- Individual head control eliminates the need to disconnect
or remove unneeded heads. Each of the notching heads operates
independently with its own air cylinder, operating mechanism
and shut-off valve. By simply turning the shut-off valve,
thus cutting off the air supply, any or all of the heads can
be made in-operable
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