Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Pipe Max. Capacity | 1.5", 2.5", N/A |
| OD Max. Capacity | 1.9", 2.875", N/A |
| Wall Max. Capacity | .200", .276", N/A |
| Product Type | Housing, Ram Pad |
| Compatible Part # | 75 Angular, N/A |
To notch on an angle, you need a Vogel Arc-Fit Angular Housing, an Assembly and a power source.
On this page, you can select the Arc-Fit Angular housing needed. The optional ram pad is to ensure that your press or ironworker will depress both sides of the tool at once. It is required if using a Vogel CSP-25-SA Hydraulic Press to operate your tooling. The photos at left show the two-station Arc-Fit Angular Assembly installed into the Arc-Fit housing. Watch video
Arc-Fit Angular tooling is designed to be sharpenable for long life. Many customers order replacement parts first, then when received, send the old parts in for sharpening. This avoids any downtime and eliminates any expense for rush processing, overnight shipping, etc. Please contact us to obtain replacement part costs.
Select your Housing below then your Arc-Fit Angular Assembly for each size pipe you need to notch.
75 Housing Specs
10″ left to right x 8-1/8″ front to back. 6″ shut height x 1″ stroke. Min. 15 – 20 tons.
85 Housing Specs
Please contact factory.
To notch on an angle, you need a Vogel Arc-Fit Angular Housing, an Assembly and a power source.
On this page, you can select the Arc-Fit Angular housing needed. The optional ram pad is to ensure that your press or ironworker will depress both sides of the tool at once. It is required if using a Vogel CSP-25-SA Hydraulic Press to operate your tooling. The photos at left show the two-station Arc-Fit Angular Assembly installed into the Arc-Fit housing. Watch video
Arc-Fit Angular tooling is designed to be sharpenable for long life. Many customers order replacement parts first, then when received, send the old parts in for sharpening. This avoids any downtime and eliminates any expense for rush processing, overnight shipping, etc. Please contact us to obtain replacement part costs.
Select your Housing below then your Arc-Fit Angular Assembly for each size pipe you need to notch.
75 Housing Specs
10″ left to right x 8-1/8″ front to back. 6″ shut height x 1″ stroke. Min. 15 – 20 tons.
85 Housing Specs
Please contact factory.
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Description
To notch on an angle, you need a Vogel Arc-Fit Angular Housing, an Assembly and a power source.
On this page, you can select the Arc-Fit Angular housing needed. The optional ram pad is to ensure that your press or ironworker will depress both sides of the tool at once. It is required if using a Vogel CSP-25-SA Hydraulic Press to operate your tooling. The photos at left show the two-station Arc-Fit Angular Assembly installed into the Arc-Fit housing. Watch video
Arc-Fit Angular tooling is designed to be sharpenable for long life. Many customers order replacement parts first, then when received, send the old parts in for sharpening. This avoids any downtime and eliminates any expense for rush processing, overnight shipping, etc. Please contact us to obtain replacement part costs.
Select your Housing below then your Arc-Fit Angular Assembly for each size pipe you need to notch.
75 Housing Specs
10″ left to right x 8-1/8″ front to back. 6″ shut height x 1″ stroke. Min. 15 – 20 tons.
85 Housing Specs
Please contact factory.
Can I use the first station of my Arc-Fit Angular to make 90° notches?
No. Although the first station look similar, the Arc-Fit Angular creates a deep elipse in the first station, a notch that is too long and narrow to be appropriate for a 90° notch. For 90° notching our standard Arc-Fit tooling is required.
What angle should I order?
The Arc-Fit Angular is most popular for railings alongside stairways. For this application our customers most commonly order a 35° angle. Note that this same angle can also be described as 55° (see illustration below). We can also make the tool for other angles, please contact us to discuss your needs.
I need more than one angle / I’m not sure what angle I will need.
The Arc-Fit Angular is designed to consistently notch out one angle. By not fully inserting the pipe in the first station, it is possible to “cheat” and create a slightly shallow angle, perhaps up to 5° less, at most. If you need a wider range of angles you may wish to consider the ABC Abrasive Belt Coper which is able to produce copes at any angle, 90° – 45°.
Can I use the first station of my Arc-Fit Angular to make 90° notches?
No. Although the first station look similar, the Arc-Fit Angular creates a deep elipse in the first station, a notch that is too long and narrow to be appropriate for a 90° notch. For 90° notching our standard Arc-Fit tooling is required.
What angle should I order?
The Arc-Fit Angular is most popular for railings alongside stairways. For this application our customers most commonly order a 35° angle. Note that this same angle can also be described as 55° (see illustration below). We can also make the tool for other angles, please contact us to discuss your needs.
I need more than one angle / I’m not sure what angle I will need.
The Arc-Fit Angular is designed to consistently notch out one angle. By not fully inserting the pipe in the first station, it is possible to “cheat” and create a slightly shallow angle, perhaps up to 5° less, at most. If you need a wider range of angles you may wish to consider the ABC Abrasive Belt Coper which is able to produce copes at any angle, 90° – 45°.
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