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A 12-inch steel replacement rod for PanaPress model 502, weighing .52 lbs and including two caps
The PanaVise 592-12 is a 12in steel replacement rod designed for the PanaPress system. It serves technicians and hobbyists who need a direct spare for manufacturer number 502. The rod includes two caps and arrives in new condition.
This rod functions only within the PanaPress assembly and cannot be used as a standalone tool. Buyers who need a different length or a non-steel alternative cannot use this part. Compatibility is restricted to the specified manufacturer number 502.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Panavise |
| Product type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
| Size & build | |
| Main material | HAWA |
The 12 inch steel rod is the direct replacement lever arm specified for the PanaPress model 502 and includes two caps for installation.
At .52 pounds the steel rod adds minimal mass to the lever arm, keeping the PanaPress balanced and easy to operate during precision angle, pitch and slope work.
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