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Engineering is our commitment. We founded Rangate to offer only tooling and equipment designed and built to the highest standards of performance and safety.
This Rangate Lift Cart 300 is a great, simple shop assistant in a wood shop. The capacity is 300kg. The hydraulic lift operates smoothly with a foot bar, and two of the four swiveling wheels have locks.
The unit does not come with a tabletop. A plan can be furnished, with and without peg holes, specific for your shop needs.
Our Italian-engineered Arch Clamp is designed to keep angled finger joints under pressure. The eccentric presses are covered in rubber to protect the wood from damage during pressing.
The Barth Multi-Press RP is the most popular workhorse model from the world's premier manufacturer of clamping and pressing equipment. This model is a manually operated hydraulic frame press with a 90° stop and up to 2000kg of pressing power available, and highly customizable for your shop's specific needs.
Standard unit includes:
• Powder-coated hollow steel frame
• 3 manual hydraulic pressure elements
• 90° stopper for lateral pressure
Financing is available for Barth press orders. The displayed prices do not include crating and shipping totals.
Our new RPG pricing enables your Barth to be as custom as your work is. The base prices are for the powder-coated hollow steel frame, giving you complete freedom to customize with only the items that match your needs, every step of the way.
The RPG frame adds a new level of customization with no top crossbar- you can position the pressing elements or eccentric upper clamping fixtures wherever you need them to be. This opens a whole new world of possibilities and uses for your frame press. It's ideal for shops producing highly custom or complex workpieces.
Financing is available for Barth press orders. The displayed prices do not include crating and shipping totals.
Our new RPG pricing enables your Barth to be as custom as your work is. The base prices are for the powder-coated hollow steel frame- now you can get the options that match your needs, every step of the way.
The RPG-25 series has a taller basic frame with no top crossbar- you can position the pressing elements or eccentric upper clamping fixtures wherever you need them to be. This opens a whole new world of possibilities and uses for your frame press. It's ideal for shops producing highly custom or complex workpieces in volume.
Financing is available for Barth press orders.The displayed prices do not include crating and shipping totals.
This Barth RPG L20 Multipress features a perforated plate on the clamping surface- perfect for arched or angled pieces which require special support. With the addition of rack and pinion peg units, no shape is too eccentric to clamp securely!
Our new pricing enables your Barth to be as custom as your work is. The base prices include:
• Powder-coated hollow steel frame with 90º Stopper for Lateral Pressure
• Perforated steel backplate for mounting Barth accessories
You have full freedom to customize your frame with vertical or lateral pressure elements from the accessory table below! Financing is available for Barth press orders. The displayed prices do not include crating and shipping totals.
This Barth RPG L20 Multipress features a perforated plate on the clamping surface- perfect for arched or angled pieces which require special support. With the addition of rack and pinion peg units, no shape is too eccentric to clamp securely! Compared to the RPG L20, the L25 series is taller, for more overall clamping area.
Our new pricing enables your Barth to be as custom as your work is. The base prices include:
• Powder-coated hollow steel frame with 90º Stopper for Lateral Pressure
• Perforated steel backplate for mounting Barth accessories
You have full freedom to customize your frame with vertical or lateral pressure elements from the accessory table below! Financing is available for Barth press orders. The displayed prices do not include crating and shipping totals.
