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ROLL-X PROFESSIONAL
Rollsroller Enterprise
Signmaking Hardware
ROLL-X Professional is a fully equipped multi-purpose work table that provides a superior production method through a flatbed applicator technique.
The machine can be either shipped in modules--to reduce shipping costs and to fit through a standard door--or
delivered fully assembled. The assembly is fast and easy, so you can start making money in no time!
ROLL-X PROFESSIONAL is equipped with LEDs and electrical height adjustment.
KEY FEATURES
• Electrical height adjustment 850 -1,070 mm (2 ft. 9 in. – 3 ft. 6 in.).
• Adjustable side trays.
• Metal sidelines used for trimming.
• Fast assembly and installation.
THREE SIZES OF ROLL-X PROFESSIONAL
• ROLL-X 327/175 PROFESSIONAL
• ROLL-X 400/175 PROFESSIONAL
• ROLL-X 470/175 PROFESSIONAL
Contact Information
Phone: 855-4460-732
Email:
info@rollsroller.se
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