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Schlumpf, Inc.: ERH-400 portable electric roll handling machine

Light-duty lift and turn roll handler

Schlumpf, Inc.: ERH-400 portable electric roll handling machine
By 24/7 Staff 
June 29, 2015

Lightweight and easy to handle, the ERH-400 portable electric roll handling machine by Schlumpf lifts and turns rolls by the core for palletizing, transport and loading.

The machine lifts loads up to 400 pounds and features a low maintenance extruded aluminum frame. Easy to push and maneuver, the rugged unit comes in four models with four different handling applications: lifting and turning by core; horizontal lifting with easy tooling changes; lifting with rigid mount roll cradle; and lifting and turning rolls by gripping outer diameter.

Options include automatic battery chargers, an anti-telescoping attachment with padded outer diameter clamp, a spare mandrel holder and expanding mandrels from 3 to 12 inches.

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