Plenty of good stuff in it, I hope.
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9 years ago
Plenty of good stuff in it, I hope.
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Cute. Except for parts, what good is it, except in a third-world country? (seriously)
LLoyd
It was used to seal products in packaging, like clamshell or whatever. I do not care to remarket this machine, it will be parted out and scrapped.
It has a hydraulic unit, four post hydraulic platen press, GE 90-30 controller, and probably plenty of gearmotors and other goodies.
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My friend, Terry in LoCal, is making a living building things like this for companies who are moving into automation. They're offloading large expense items like employees ( wages, larger benefits packages, time off, sick leave, maternity leave, work comp insurance, etc.) for the benefits of much lower cost of automation. Sad but true.
It seems to be the smaller companies, 20 or fewer employees, which are moving in this direction the most rapidly. Speed has probably increased in the 50+ sector, too, due to new insurance requirements of Obama's Affordable Care Tax. Uh, "Act".
Soon, all mediocre people will be replaced by automatons.
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