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The UN1-25KW Foot-Operated Hand Operated Butt Welding Machine comprises an array of essential components: a welding transformer, a stationary electrode, a movable electrode (equipped with clamping functionality), pressure-fed machinery, and control elements. Across diverse industries, this welding machine excels in delivering high-standard butt welds on materials such as low carbon steel and non-ferrous metals, encompassing copper, aluminum, and their alloys. Stability and reliability in welding performance are ensured through the utilization of an AC contactor to govern the main switch circuit. Furthermore, the machine boasts ease of maintenance.
Specifications
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Model |
Unit |
UN1-25KW |
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Primary voltage |
V |
380 |
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Rated capacity |
KVA |
25 |
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Rated primary current |
A |
66 |
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Rated load duration |
% |
20 |
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No load voltage |
V |
2.25-3.58 |
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Secondary voltage regulation stage |
stages |
7 |
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Maximum upsetting force |
N |
1000 |
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Maximum feeding stroke |
mm |
22 |
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Maximum jaw distance |
mm |
16 |
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Maximum welding diameter |
Low carbon steel |
mm |
5.0-12.0 |
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Copper |
mm |
4.0-8.0 |
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Aluminum |
mm |
4.0-8.0 |
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Product Description
This machine seamlessly combines powerful performance with operational flexibility (foot or hand operation) to deliver consistent, high-quality butt welds across a range of materials. Its robust construction and intelligent design make it an indispensable asset for workshops and production lines demanding reliability and efficiency.
The UN1-25KW is exceptionally versatile and excels in diverse industrial sectors for butt welding applications, including:
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