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Equipped with a microcomputer controller, the flash butt welding machine executes a range of personalized operations, including clamping, flashing, upsetting, connection, and termination. The resulting welded products exhibit remarkable strength and density, free from false welding, slag inclusions, and pores, rendering them both sturdy and aesthetically pleasing. This versatile machine is ideal for butt welding a diverse array of hardware items, such as round and square tubes, round steel, flat iron, as well as bicycle and motorcycle rims.
Specifications
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Model |
Unit |
UN3-150KW |
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Power input |
V/Hz |
380V/50Hz |
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Rated capacity |
KVA |
150 |
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Maximum short circuit current |
KA |
23 |
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Rated load duration |
% |
20 |
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Secondary no-load voltage |
V |
9.0 |
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Secondary voltage regulation stage |
stages |
Stepless voltage regulation |
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Maximum upsetting force |
N |
3000 |
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Maximum clamping force |
N |
8000 |
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Maximum jaw distance |
mm |
40 |
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Maximum welding diameter |
Steel pipe |
mm |
Ф25 |
Product Description
The UN3-150KW is a state-of-the-art flash butt welding machine engineered for industrial-grade performance and exceptional weld integrity. Equipped with an advanced microcomputer controller, it automates and precisely executes the entire welding sequence—including clamping, flashing, upsetting, connection, and termination. This ensures consistent, high-quality results with every operation.
The welded products produced by the UN3-150KW are renowned for their remarkable strength and density. They are completely free from common defects such as false welding, slag inclusions, and pores, resulting in joints that are not only structurally sturdy but also aesthetically pleasing.
This versatile machine is the ideal solution for butt welding a diverse array of hardware and metal profiles, including:
1. Safety Precautions
2. Setup & Preparation
3. Welding Operation
4. Post-Operation
Note: For detailed maintenance schedules and troubleshooting, always refer to the full user manual provided with the machine.
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