Baileigh Industrial 1HP 110V Single Phase 51” Powered Slip Roll SR-5016E BA9-1007336
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BA9-1007336
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- Roll Speed: 16 rpm
- Upper Roll Dia.: 3"
- Minimum Forming Dia.: 4.5"
- Capacity (Mild Steel): 16 ga. (0.060")
Description
This foot pedal-controlled electric slip roller is a durable, efficient choice for any HVAC shop or general fabrication shop. The steel plate frame and formed base maintain high accuracy.
Features
- 1 hp motor runs on 110-volt power, so it can operate anywhere.
- 51” forming width.
- Can bend 16 gauge mild steel across its full working width.
- 2 driven rolls for more power.
- Easy to operate with a foot pedal for both left and right rolling applications.
- Solid steel uprights on both the left and right sides make this one rigid machine.
- Heavy-duty, fully formed steel base helps prevent deflection.
- Built using only the highest grade components for years of long life.
- 3 integrated emergency stops for a safer workplace.
- Covered by a 1-year parts warranty.
- Comes with lifetime technical support by phone from Baileigh’s team of experienced reps.
Specifications
- Item Number: SR-5016E
- Forming Width: 51"
- Roll Speed: 16 rpm
- Upper Roll Dia.: 3"
- Minimum Forming Dia.: 4.5"
- Included Accessories: Included Accessories
- Wire Grooves: Yes
- Stand: Yes
- Capacity (Mild Steel): 16 ga. (0.060")
- Power: 110V / 1-phase
- Shipping Weight: 790 lbs.
- Shipping Dimensions: 71” x 24” x 44”
| Manufacturer | |
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BA9-1007336
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| UPC |
731325415513
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| Shipping Method |
LTL Freight
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| Weight |
790 lb
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| Dimensions |
71 × 24 × 44 in
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| Country of Origin |
China
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| Warranty |
1 Year
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Just received machine, and have only been able to run a few test pieces through it, so these are my initial observations. First, this machine is made in China, and is definitely not a production shop machine. It had many loose fasteners, with parts on the verge of falling off, so obviously there was never any P.D.I. performed prior to shipping. The bending roller scales on each end of the machine are out of alignment by almost 1/2", and will require complete removal, new holes drilled, tapped etc. to correct. The pinch roller adjusting screws, are nothing more than sharpened bolts that form a wedge to lift the bottom roller up. If they are backed out too far, the bottom roller just drops off the end of the taper, and has to be lifted by hand to get the sharpened bolt back under it. There is no doubt in my mind that this will fail in short order if not used carefully, and is very difficult to get pinch rollers tight enough to hold material snugly- if following the Baileigh video demo suggestions, and adjusting knobs are cheap plastic that have lots of sharp edges that just add to the difficulty of getting the pinch rollers tight. The machine does function, and does make tubes, and admittedly, beats the hell out of cranking by hand. This machine can be purchased without the "Baileigh" emblem stuck on the front for about 1/2 the price from another high volume importer that I won't name here. The "quick release" top roller mechanism is poorly machined, and requires a wrestling match to get material off, and the roller back into the work position. So, as with many other "made in china' machines, you "just have to fix a few things" to make it a more useable machine. Bottom line- if you want a low cost machine, no point buying it from a name brand company (unless your sure they actually made it) and paying an additional tier of mark-up on a "made in china" machine. Make an effort to actually inspect the machine you want before you buy it. I'll update later.
