*CVR* 16 SHWR ARM DRP46870PN

*CVR* 16 SHWR ARM

The CVR® 16 SHWR Arm is available for CVR® scaffolding system with selected models. The arm has been tested up to a height of 16.4 ft (5m) and features high impact, polycarbonate construction, a field-replaceable bearing, and a tool-free lock pin. To complement the arm, the patented centering device provides superior load control by automatically adjusting to a variety of vertical-lift distances as it moves along the rail of the scaffold frame.

This CVR 16" x 65/80/100/110 SHWR Arm is used for the 5800 model chassis and features rubber bushings that provide a smooth ride.

The CVR SHWR Arm is a unique touch for your next custom build. The bushings that slide into the CVR SHWR Arms are made of PEEK (Polyetheretherketone) which is a unitized solid that is chemically inert and very durable for extended use in high recoil applications. This top quality feature will give you added peace of mind when pushing your custom build to its limits.

The CVR SHWR is a direct drive vertical pump with adjustable stroke and brake. This multipurpose heavy-duty pump is available in input sizes of 12, 16, 20, and 25 hp. Higher pressure ratings are also available for increased performance of large applications.

This cv:rsa cvr arm is brand new, with original manufacturer's packaging. This item is free standing and only requires the screw to be put on the back end of it. This item serves as an arm for your microphone or an extension for a PCI bracket system.

The 5 piece CVR® Collection is constructed of 16 gauge, premium 304 stainless steel to custom fit the dimensions of your Chevrolet Silverado 1500. A prominent line of sight through the grille invokes the aggressive "face" of your truck.

The CVR DrP is an all-in-one production 3D printer, camera, and projector that will redefine the world of virtual reality. The patented technology allows you to see full HD images in real life through high-power headsets and interactive holograms. It is also used for AR (Augmented Reality), where we materialize virtual objects in the real world.