ICE 80 TU
- Tensioning force:
- 800 kN
- Plier opening:
- 40 mm
- Transport length:
- 0.675 m
- Transport width:
- 0.68 m
80 TU ICE 80 TU Specifications & Technical Data (1998—2005)
Technical specs - 80 TU ICE
Specification
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- Tensioning force
- 800 kN
- Plier opening
- 40 mm
- Transport length
- 0.675 m
- Transport width
- 0.68 m
- Transport height
- 0.34 m
- Weight
- 400 kg
More technical details, like: tongs type, model series are available in the full technical specs.
Basic model with chuck jaws
Special equipment
- Quick change jaws
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ICE 80 TU
- Tensioning force:
- 800 kN
- Plier opening:
- 40 mm
- Transport length:
- 0.675 m
- Transport width:
- 0.68 m
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- Tensioning force:
- 900 kN
- Plier opening:
- 35 mm
- Transport length:
- 0.768 m
- Transport width:
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