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Address: Economy and Technology Developing Zone, Huanghua City, Hebei Province, China
Contact name:Liu
Huanghua Fangzheng Welding Equipment CO., Ltd |
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Full-Auto With PLC Control Roll Mesh Welding Machine
1 the long wire and cross wire are all coil in system, then you will save stuff in the working progress,the welding speed can in 80-100times each minute,the long wire after the wire straighten system, there have 4 rolls in each piece, to pull the wire straight enougt to weld,
2 Mesh traction adopts brand CNC servo system control.Traction device is equipped with pneumatic clamping bodies, it can tight grip the cross wire when mesh traction, which effectively improve the accuracy of the mesh. Using the gear and the rack drive, the transmission efficiency is perfect.Traction device can work in way of back and forth, return rapid and stable. Cross wire spacing can be designed freely in the operating interface, and the operation is very simple, which can meet a variety of mesh spacing changes for one mesh, and it can meet the different requirements of customers.
3 after the panel working, we set a full-auto line by roll mesh ,in usual they often need the mesh length 2500mm.
| Product type | DNW-20J |
| Working speed max. | 60-90Times/Min. |
| Width range of wire mesh | ≤ 1600mm |
| Longitudinal wire spacing | ≧20mm variable from mm it can be adjusted |
| Welding wire material | Unalloyed steel wire Apply to clean wires whose surface are without excessive oxides, foreign matter, moisture |
| Control method | PLC programming control, servo stepper system |
| Welding cylinders number | 48pcs |
The cutting range of mesh width Is 2000mm. It can be adjusted according to Energy Saving Automatic Breed Chicken Mesh Making Machine user needs.The cutting speed of Energy Saving Automatic Breed Chicken Mesh Making Machine mesh is controlled by the PLC
Energy Saving Automatic Breed Chicken Mesh Making Machine adopts pneumatic cutting with big pressure, which can easily cut 50pcs wires with diameter 2-4mm.
