Shirt Folding Machine

» OM - 501 - Shirt Folding Press (Vacuum)
An assistant machine helping standart packing process of all sizes of shirt products. Due to it's pneumatic collar mould it gives a shape to shirt's collar. It also has a heat regulator which enables the user adjust up to any degree. Due to the heat generated it secures the permanace of the shape of shirt collar. It was produced in two types as working with or without vacuum.
 


 

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Size
Weight
Electric Control
Power
Capacity
Compress Air
OM-501
125x65x90
50 Kg.
230 V
185 W
40 prc / hr
4-6 Bar
OM-502
130x60x90
80 Kg.
230 V
1500 W
40 prc / hr
4-6 Bar

 

 

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Address: Sirinevler Hurriyet Mah. Eski Londra Asfalti Onaldi is Merkezi No:6 Kat:11
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