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The 112 Extreme has a larger breadth of production capabilities and is easy for the operator to use. With precision controlled welding parameters, easy recall settings and an ergonomic design, the 112 ExtremeTM is built to take production and efficiency to the next level. FEATURES, FUNCTIONS, & BENEFITS The 112 Extreme can be built to various lengths to fit any company size, application or printer specification Easy operation with our new touch “Seam Screen”. It allows users to digitally control all welding parameters with 25 memory settings. Guides and accessories to weld hems, overlaps, hem with rope, backlite, webbing... The troughs and tables help simplify and reduce fabric handling while keeping the fabric off the floor Alignment lasers, dual fabric clamps and dual vacuum chambers Built with one person operation in mind It comes with a speed of up to 20 meters per minute* Welds PVC, PE, PU and many more

How does vacuum handling work? Vacuum handling using suction cups is simple. A pump sucks in the vacuum between the suction cup and the part to be lifted, and stores this vacuum in a chamber dedicated for this purpose. By creating a vacuum, the atmospheric pressure is eliminated in the suction cup enclosure. The product is then pressed against the suction cup by this same atmospheric pressure of 1 kg/cm² (which varies from 950 to 1030 hectopascals); consequently, on a suction cup of 1 m² there is a pressure of 10,000 kg, making it capable of raising this same load. This physical phenomenon makes handling by suction cups an extremely efficient and reliable technique, capable of performing a very large number of handling operations.