Base mobile universale per impieghi gravosi PortaMate Bora PM-2500. Una base mobile resistente e completamente regolabile per mobilizzare utensili, macchine e altre applicazioni di grandi dimensioni

Name: Base mobile universale per impieghi gravosi PortaMate Bora PM-2500. Una base mobile resistente e completamente regolabile per mobilizzare utensili, macchine e altre applicazioni di grandi dimensioni
Brand: Bora
SKU: 732454566565
Price: 231.79 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Bora

3.6/5

€
231.79

Per gli articoli che richiedono un ingombro maggiore è disponibile il kit binario accessorio K1218. Il kit include 2 binari da 18 pollici e 2 binari da 12 pollici con la bulloneria necessaria. Si regola con incrementi di un pollice: da 12 x 12 pollici a 36 x 36 pollici quadrati o fino a un rettangolo di 20 x 52 pollici. Basso profilo, aumenta solo l'altezza della macchina di un pollice. Scivola senza sforzo e si blocca come una roccia con una pressione rapida. Leve di bloccaggio in acciaio azionate a pedale con ruote e rotelle con cuscinetti a sfera antiusura da 3 pollici. Perfetto anche per armadi più grandi, cassette degli attrezzi, casseforti, armadietti per armi e molto altro ancora. Ideale per macchine e utensili grandi e ingombranti: seghe da banco, seghe a nastro, piallatrici, piallatrici, sagomatrici, levigatrici a mandrino e la maggior parte degli altri utensili elettrici fissi. Capacità di 650 libbre: è una vera base mobile universale regolabile per impieghi gravosi.

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Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Utensili elettrici e manuali, Parti e accessori per utensili elettrici, Supporti e basi mobili, Basi mobili,

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 696 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎PM-2500
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎PM-2500
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎18.02 pounds
Manufacturer	‎PortaMate
Maximum Weight Capacity	‎650 Pounds
Part Number	‎PM-2500
Power Source	‎Crank
Product Dimensions	‎34 x 34 x 0.56 inches
Size	‎20" x 8" x 4.5"
Style	‎Mobile Base
Thickness	‎11 Inches
Usage	‎Professional
Warranty Description	‎1 year warranty

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Scritto da: Rolidnot

Works well as long as you understand inherent limitations

I own 3 of these bases, one of the PM-2500 models and 2 of the slightly smaller PM-1050’s for smaller machines. The difference is machine size and weight capacity. I just got the PM-2500 and got it assembled today but not in place under the machine yet. I’ve learned from experience that assembling these bases takes some engineering corrections, thought and a base insert. I add extra bolts on the base connecting bars and I add a 3/4 inch piece is plywood inset into the base and bolt it to the base. Why? For stability, weight bearing ability and easy of installing a machine into the base which is open. The plywood allows me to slide a machine into place and it distributes weight around the base evenly and adds strength. I seriously doubt the manufacturer claims of 650 pound weight capacity when the base rails are fully extended. A lot of the one star reviewers have found this fact out the hard way and their reviews are accurate. I plan to to put a 200 pound washing machine on the larger PM-2500 which will be set 28 inches by 28 inches with the additional bolts and the 3/4 inch 28x28 plywood bolted in place. What I like about these bases is their mobility, and the fact that the wheels lower with a foot pedal onto rubber feet to prevent machine vibration. The washer will be a real test. The instructions are sort of lame. Google an instruction video instead. For the right machine, these are good mobile bases. These take some thought and patience to assemble. The explanation for what hardware goes where is also lame. Videos really help. I would NOT put anything over 250 pounds on the larger PM-2500 at max extension even with all my modifications previously mentioned. It just won’t hold the weight despite the manufacturer claims. 4 stars is a reasonable rating when using these bases for the for right machine and assembly with my additions. A lower rating for heavier machines with wider bases. Hope this helps! PS - one note. I have this base with a Speed Queen washer on it on a 3/4 inch thick rubber stall mat used for horses. The washer does not move. On a tile, hardwood or even cement floor, it could move around. If you have a hard floor, look at the Bora 2550 base. All 4 wheels raise and lower onto rubber feet. Good luck!

Scritto da: johna

Fit Harvey table saw

Time consuming to assemble and to get under the heavy saw. Instructions a bit lacking but got it done eventually. Once installed seems adequate and rolls good on commercial carpet in my wood shop.

Scritto da: Kevin Back Yard Maestro

Bandsaw Mobil Base

The media could not be loaded. Purchased this for my 10” bandsaw. Setting up a small basement workshop. Needed a Nobel base. This base exceeded my expectations. It more than handles the weight. I can maneuver the unit with 2 fingers very easily. It turns easy. The raising and lowering with your foot is the best feature. Well done Bora!!!!!!! I liked it so much, I purchased another for my drill press.

Scritto da: Meredith

Top Quality

This mobile base outperforms another name brand in my shop at a lesser cost.

Scritto da: Connecticut Fan

Good, sturdy base

Reviewed other products from Amazon - other reviewers noted many have plastic foot cams to raise and lower base. This one has steel parts; except for the wheels, the entire device is steel - very sturdy and not at all fragile. My Craftsman table saw - under 100 lbs, poses no challenge whatsoever to this base. The assembly directions were not ideal, but they got the job done. Parts orientation is easier to determine from the exploded drawing at the beginning of the manual. Actual assembly is straightforward; the real fun begins when you mount your table saw or other tool. Finding the right dimensions is a "jigsaw puzzle", not covered in the instruction manual, and a bit of a challenge until you figure it out. You can move the bars in 1" increments, and the larger bar on each side (as I assembled it) has slots that allow about ½" movement, so accuracy is attainable. I wound up assembling and disassembling the side bars multiple times finding the right dimension for locating the feet of the saw table over the holes in the mobile base corner pieces. It helps to use a floor jack or something to get the saw just above the base an inch or so, making the process a bit less "work". By adjusting the "slotted" bar at the corner, then where it attaches to the smaller bar with holes, it seems you can get infinite adjustment, but you have to fiddle a lot to actually get the saw fastened to the base. Once done, I tightened everything up and was good to go. A couple of things to remember - the saw on its base is now about 4 to 5" deeper because of the location on the corner pieces and the foot-cams. My saw doesn't fit as nicely on the side of the garage as it used to; just a "heads up" if you have limited space. One of the foot cams has more action in raising the base than the other. I studied the base a long time to figure that out, and am convinced I cannot adjust that out; it appears to be a slight misalignment of the welded bracket on the corner piece - even ⅛" would be enough to change the camping action. It is not a deal breaker, but a bit annoying they couldn't locate the foot-cam bracket more accurately. All in all, this thing will last longer than the saw - it is very sturdy, heavy-gauge metal, with only the wheels being plastic. A good buy for just a few dollars more than the plastic el-cheapo model.

Scritto da: dcleggett

Instructions leave a little to be desired

I purchased this for a drill press. The instructions are OK but do require a little bit of study to correctly assembly the swivel casters. It also takes a little above average dexterity to thread the nylon spacers onto the bolts. However for me the biggest problem was a failure to thread one of the holes for the adjustable feet. It was drilled but never tapped. I chose to fix it myself rather then return it but was more than a little aggravated. Just FYI the correct thread is (M10 by 1.5). Once assembled it seems reasonably sturdy although I feel the feet could have been engineered for greater strength as there is a slight shifting when the wheels are up.

Scritto da: Clif M Go Blue

Great Product

I originally installed lockable casters on my router cabinet, but they did not work very well, so I purchased this product. Assembly was simple. Unlocked, the relatively heavy router cabinet moved easily without much effort. In the locked position the cabinet is fixed and stable. Recommended.