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General| Bending Length | 22 inches |
|---|---|
| Finger Widths | 1 inch, 2 inches |
| Maximum Roll Width | 22 inches |
| Roller Diameter | 2 inches |
| Roller Material | Steel |
| Maximum Box Depth | 6 inches |
Buyer's inspection policy, RGA requirement for returns, and restocking fees.
12-month warranty, notice requirements, exclusions, and liability limitations.
Seller's responsibility for delays, buyer's installation duties, and indemnification.
Governing law (Wisconsin) and summary of the return policy terms.
Contact information for technical and sales support.
Quality of components, machine reliability, and contacting technical staff.
Unpacking, visual inspection, damage reporting, and handling precautions.
Use original parts, avoid overloading, and prevent unauthorized modifications.
Explanation of the safety alert symbol and signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION).
Requirement to wear safety glasses or suitable eye protection.
Warning about moving parts and keeping hands clear.
Importance of wearing hearing protection against loud noise.
Use common sense, caution, personal safety responsibility, and general warnings.
Stay alert, check parts, observe conditions, and keep work area clear.
Rules regarding alcohol/drugs, and keeping visitors away from work area.
Instructions for mounting the base to a workbench and the machine body to the base.
Steps for mounting the crank handle and adjusting handle assemblies.
Guidance on removing protective coating and cleaning the machine.
Mandatory safety gear and keeping hands clear of the die area during operation.
Procedure for selecting, placing, and securing die sets onto shafts.
Adjusting upper die position, horizontal position, and stop gauges for forming.
Inserting metal, rotating crank, checking workpiece, and fine-tuning adjustments.
Customer determination of material hazards, keeping materials clean and dry.
Chart showing equivalency for various metals and their maximum thicknesses.
Illustrations of profiles for turning, burring, wiring, ogee bead, and crimping dies.
Checking for unsafe conditions, tightening fasteners, lubricating components.
Applying rust inhibitor, oiling iron surfaces, greasing adjusting block and shaft fittings.
Symptom: Dies cut through metal. Cause: Dies too close. Action: Adjust die position.
Symptom: Dies do not make form correctly. Causes and actions for adjustment.
Symptom: Crank arm difficult to turn. Causes and actions for block or lubrication.
