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5/16" Amba Rack Feed Rod Header RH-8 ( 5/16" diameter machine )
IFE Machinery | Independence, OH
Category: Rod Headers
Seller: IFE Machinery
Location: Independence, OH
Mfr: Amba
Model: BWA-87-1040-AM
5/8" Waterbury-Farrel #44, DSOD hand feed rod header, 25 HP, tie rod construction
Hariton Machinery Co Inc | Bridgeport, CT
Category: Rod Headers
Seller: Hariton Machinery Co Inc
Location: Bridgeport, CT
Mfr: Waterbury-Farrel
Model: 44
Shank Diameter 5/8" Electrics 25 HP AC Motor and Controls Weight 45,000 Lbs., Factory Built Open Die Hand Feed (This is NOT a conversion), Tie Rod Construction, Double Flywheel, Air over Mechanical Clutch, Single Toggle Grip System.
3/4" Johns Manville #5B, rod header, 25 PPM, magazine feeder, gear drive
Hariton Machinery Co Inc | Bridgeport, CT
Category: Rod Headers
Seller: Hariton Machinery Co Inc
Location: Bridgeport, CT
Mfr: Johns Manville
Model: 5B
One Used 3/4" Manville Model 5B Open Die Double Stroke Magazine Fed Rod Header, Serial No 4852, 3/4" Max. wire diameter, 18" Max. part length (Can be up to 32" with slight change), 3-1/2" Square Grip dies x 7" long., Approx. 25 PPM., Magazine feeder, Motorized chain escapement conveyor, Extended gather and pull-off ...more
Waterbury-Farrel #3, open die triple stroke rod header, 20 HP GE motor
National Machinery Exchange | Newark, NJ
Category: Rod Headers
Seller: National Machinery Exchange
Location: Newark, NJ
Mfr: Waterbury-Farrel
Model: 3
WATERBURY #3 OPEN DIE TRIPLE STROKE ROD HEADER, 15'10" L X 6' W X 6'8" H, WEIGHT 17,800 lbs., Electric motor, 220 vac., HP-20, 60 hz., 3-Phase., Motor does not have RPM, but instead has Full Load Speed - 680., Attached electrical cabinet and push button controls..
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Rod Headers (also known as rod forming machines) are machines used to shape and form metal rods into specific shapes or parts by applying high pressure. Commonly used in industries like automotive, fastener manufacturing, and construction, these machines efficiently produce parts such as bolts, studs, and pins. Rod headers are essential for high-volume production of accurately shaped metal components with consistent quality.
