Alloy Wheel Restoration Business
£400
Omschrijving
If you ever dream about your own garage wheels restoration business I have for sale full equipment required to start make money. I've finished my business due to change job.
Auction including:
- Draper 65130 Storm Force Composite Straight Mini Air Die Grinder (6mm)
- Draper Storm Force 50mm Mini Air Sander 65059
- Polishing sponge pads
- Mini Air Sander pads (about 40 pads with different grip from p60 to p420)
- 24 Litre Air Compressor and Tool Kit Product List:
- 24L Air Compressor
- Tyre inflator with pressure gauge which reads in bar & psi (8 bar max)
- Air Blow gun (8 bar max)
- 4 metre spiral air hose with 1/4" BSP female couplings
- 0.9 litre oil spray gun with suction cup (3.5 bar max)
- Paint spray gun with 0.6 litre gravity feed cup (4 bar max) and a 1.5mm nozzle
24 Litre Air Compressor Specifications:
This compressor is fitted with a standard 13A UK plug.
Engine Size: 2.5 HP
Power Consumption: 1.5 kW
Voltage: 230 V @ 50 Hz
Rated Speed: 2850 rpm
Current: 7.5 A
Air Displacement: 9.6 CFM
Sound Level: 97dB
Discharge Pressure: 115 PSI / 8 bar
Restart Pressure: 70 PSI / 4.8 bar
Tank Capacity: 24 litres
Air Outlet: 1/4"
Dimensions: (L) 500mm x (W) 300mm x (H) 600mm
- Rotatable wheel holder
- PROMATIC paint spray cans 500ml: 3x gloss white, 2x grey primer 3x white primer, 4x clear lacquer, 1x gloss black
- Garage Storage Workbench Steel
Color:Black
Measurement: 120 x 60 x 150 cm
Back of Workbench: 120 x 60 cm
Working Surface: 120 x 60 cm
Upper Storage Tray: 120 x 22 cm
Drawer: 112 x 44.5 x 6.26 cm
Max load 230 kg: 100 kg per shelf, 20 kg-pegboard, 10 kg-drawer
12*hooks ( to hang the tools on the pegboard)
- 5 tier Heavy Duty Storage Shelving Shelves 1500H x 700W x 300D
Capacity per shelf: 150kg
Capacity overall: 750kg
Size:1500mm(H)x700mm(W)x300mm(D)
1mm steel framework with a black "powder coating"
5 adjustable height shelves with 9mm chip board
Each bay weighs a solid 25kg approx.
- GTpro aluminium filler (opened but near full can left)
Cash on collection
Collection from DN8
