T&T-10
Fully Automatic Baby Snap Fastening Machine
Electrical Engine
It is used in the click and snap fastening processes needed in the production of ready-made clothing. In this model, the nailing process; It is realized by moving the lower connector from the bottom to the top and the upper accessory moving from the top to the bottom. Thus, the click in motion combines on the fixed fabric, providing a smooth and solid nailing operation. The smaller the accessory sizes, the more important this process becomes. T&T-10 model provides flexibility and speed to its users thanks to its simplified product unloading system, as well as uninterrupted driving with its double-fed chamber group.
Features
- Fixed Hand Safety and Safe Pedal System help prevent work accidents and secure the life safety of users.
- The Laser Marking Light helps users identify the correct fastening point.
- The Power Save Feature saves power by turning off the cooling fans and laser pointing light after 10 minutes of inactivity .
- Height-Adjustable Machine Foot allows a comfortable usage position to be selected according to different user habits.
- Thanks to the Series Fastening Function, it can make continuous flashes while the pedal is kept pressed.
- 3 Years Product Warranty
- CE Standard
Technical Features
- Power: 380 Volt 50Hz
- Fastening Speed: 2 rpm
- Nailing Force: 1.500 N
- Nail Height: 24 mm
- Jaw Depth: 84mm
- Dimensions WxLxH: 640mm x 650mm x 1200mm
- Weight: 83 kg
- Sound level: 70 dB
- Power Consumption: 0.37 kW
Optional Features
- Thanks to its Multiple Activation Feature, it allows the machine to be controlled by hand or foot for sitting and standing fastening operations.
- Thanks to the Flashing Light Feature, it helps the factory production managers to learn the working status of the machines remotely.
- Thanks to the LED Lighting Feature, extra illumination of the nailing area is ensured, preventing nailer errors.
- Production line performance and efficiency are maximized by developing Special Solutions according to your needs.
