ECCE32E, 52.9 Ton Capacity, Electric Chain Cutter, Maximum Material Diameter 1.25 in, 230V
Item ID: ECCE32E
$9,493.45
Free ShippingEst. Ship date is Mon, Oct 26th 2026
Product Specifications
Capacity (Imperial tons)52.9
Capacity (kn)471
country of originItaly
Available - Backorder
About this Product
Features
- Your simple solution for cutting high-strength industrial chain
- ECCE-Series Electric Chain Cutters are ideal for applications where safety is paramount. Unlike other cutting methods, Enerpac’s chain cutters cut chain links behind an enclosed, transparent safety guard, protecting the operator’s hands from potential injury while allowing the operator to monitor the cutting process.
- Their compact size and low weight enable them to be easily transported and used wherever an external power source is available
- The ECCE-Series Cylinder is driven by a radial pump powered by an electric motor
- Quickly cut through heavy-duty chain links with minimal effort
- Highly durable blades outlast angle grinder or saw blades
- Controlled cutting process behind a protective shield enhances safety
- Minimal spark risk compared to torching, grinding and sawing methods
- Cutters produce minimal vibration, helping prevent HAVS (Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome)
- Transparent safety guard protects hands and allows continuous monitoring for better management of cutting process.
- Double-acting cylinder improves control and reduces jamming (ECCE32 models only)
- ETL certification applies to 120 Volt tools only
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Capacity (Imperial tons)52.9
Maximum Material HardnessHRc 46
Pump Power SourceEletric Motor
Cutter Power SourceElectric
Power Specifications (volt plug)with European-style SCHUKO plug
Power Specifications (amps)6.8
Power Specifications (volt)230
Power Specifications (watts)1400
Cord Length (ft)10
Maximum Material Diameter (in)1.25
Maximum Material Diameter Grade 70 (in)1.25
Maximum Material Diameter Grade 80 (in)1
Maximum Material Diameter Grade 100 (in)0.75
Weight (lbs)106
80%
Think Safety
Manufacturer's rating of load and stroke are maximum safe limits. Good practice encourages using only 80% of these ratings!
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