PROTOCOL
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about PROTOCOL from 3G Electric.
What is the roller width and minimum height of the PROTOCOL convertible material support and transfer stand?
The PROTOCOL convertible material support and transfer stand (MPN 67109-G) has an 11 1/2 in roller width, a 28 in overall width, and a minimum height of 28 in. It is constructed with a steel frame and finished in silver. This stand is designed to support and transfer sheet materials such as metal or wood during cutting, feeding, or assembly. The convertible design allows it to be used in different configurations depending on the material and workflow. For procurement, the key specifications are the roller width, overall width, and height range, which determine compatibility with existing saws and material sizes.
What are the dimensions of the PROTOCOL miter saw workstation MPN 67105-G?
The PROTOCOL miter saw workstation (MPN 67105-G) measures 123 5/8 in long, 57 13/16 in wide, and 40 1/2 in high. It provides a stable platform for cutting trim, molding, and dimensional lumber. The large surface area accommodates long workpieces and allows for repeatable setups. This workstation is part of the PROTOCOL line of miter saw stands and workstations, which are distributed by 3G Electric. When specifying this unit, verify the available floor space and the maximum material length you need to support, as the overall length exceeds 10 feet.
What material is used in the PROTOCOL miter saw workstation MPN 67107-G?
The PROTOCOL miter saw workstation (MPN 67107-G) is constructed from STEELMAN material. It measures 31 1/2 in long, 31 in wide, and 3 13/16 in high. This workstation is designed to provide a stable platform for miter saws and bench grinders in workshop settings. The STEELMAN material designation indicates a steel-based construction, which is typical for PROTOCOL stands and workstations. For buyers, the material and dimensions are the primary specifications to confirm compatibility with existing equipment and available workspace. 3G Electric stocks this item and can provide further details on request.
What is the PROTOCOL miter saw bracket MPN 67111 used for?
The PROTOCOL miter saw bracket (MPN 67111) is a mounting platform for abrasive chop saws. It measures 21 in long, 3 3/4 in wide, and 2 7/8 in high. This bracket is commonly used in metal fabrication to secure a chop saw during cutting operations. The dimensions allow it to fit standard chop saw bases, and the steel construction provides stability. When replacing or specifying this bracket, confirm the mounting hole pattern and saw base dimensions. 3G Electric supplies this bracket as part of the PROTOCOL line of miter saw stands, workstations, and accessories.
Does 3G Electric ship PROTOCOL products globally?
Yes, 3G Electric ships PROTOCOL products globally. The company is headquartered in Singapore and distributes industrial equipment worldwide, including miter saw stands, roller supports, and brackets. Buyers can request quotes for specific part numbers such as 67109-G, 67105-G, 67107-G, and 67111. Shipping terms and lead times depend on destination and order quantity. 3G Electric does not restrict sales to any single region, so procurement teams can source PROTOCOL items regardless of location. For accurate freight estimates, provide the destination port or address and the required quantities when requesting a quote.
What is the difference between the PROTOCOL flat roller stand and the convertible material support stand?
The PROTOCOL flat roller stand (MPN 67109-G variant) has an 11 1/2 in roller width, an 11 1/2 in overall width, and a minimum height of 28 in. The convertible material support and transfer stand (MPN 67109-G) has an 11 1/2 in roller width, a 28 in overall width, and a minimum height of 28 in. The primary difference is the overall width: the flat roller stand is narrower, while the convertible stand is wider and can be adjusted for different support configurations. Both are steel-constructed and finished in silver. Selection depends on the width of the material being handled and whether a fixed or convertible setup is preferred.
