Some outboard rollsets require 7 stations, so with this in mind, Flagler designed a Model HS7 (high speed, 7 stations) that runs the same high speed Pittsburgh on one side but does it over 7 stations instead of 6. the purpose of the 7 station High Speed Pitts is because their are some Popular outboard rollsets that require 7 stations to run their respective profile (and thus would not work on a 6 station High Speed)
The most popular of the Outboard Rollsets for the HS7 is the #17-300 4-in-1 Rolls . This 4 step entrance gauge runs 5/8″ Outside Tap, End Cap , 1/2″ Right Angle and 1/4″ Right angle. Another popular rollset is the #17-800 Hem Rolls that form a 1/2″ closed hem at 180 degrees.
Item Codes and Factory List Pricing:
FL-P20HS-7 20 High-Speed Pittsburgh Machine (7 station) Model #16-000-7 Factory List Price: $13,700.00 USD
Outboard / Auxiliary Rollsets (choice of one):
- 3/8″ Acme Lock / Double Seam Rolls (20-26 gauge) #17-150 $2,040.00 USD
- 1/2″ Acme Lock / Double Seam Rolls (16-20 gauge) #17-100 $2,040.00 USD
- ¼” Right Angle Flange Rolls (20-26 gauge) #17-400-20 $2,040.00 USD
- ¼” Right Angle Flange Rolls (16-20 gauge) #17-400-16 $2,040.00 USD
- FL-4IN1 5/8″ Tap In 4 in 1 rollset (22-28 gauge) #17-300 Factory List Price: $2,600.00 USD
- 1-1/8″ Drive Cleat Rolls (20-28 gauge) #17-200 $2,180.00 USD
- FL-P20HS-7-HR —1/2″ x 180° Hem Rolls (20‐26 Ga.) #17-800 Factory List Price: $3,090.00 USD | Video: Hem Rolls on 7 Station Flagler
- 1/2″ Male Button Lock Tooling (for use as crossover set up) #62-000-M7 $2,850.00 USD
- 5/16″ 20 gauge Female Pittsburgh Rolls (for dual Pitts) #17-700 $2,800.00 USD
- Short Parts Feeder for Auxiliary Rolls #16-500-7 $1,350.00 USD
(Pricing Effective August 2024)
*Tap in rollset does Outside Tap, End Cap profile, ½” large male Pitts, ¼” small male pitts
Gauge Range: 20-26 Ga
Depth of Pocket in Seam: 5/16”
Sheet Edge used to form profile: 1″
230V/3 ph
The amperage draw on a Flagler 20ga High Speed Pittsburgh is approx. 13 amps at 230 volts.
20 ga High Speed Pittsburgh Machine forms the female seam inboard, male Pittsburgh outboard (male Pittsburgh not included in price of machine)
