Cutting and Transporting Equipment---Automatic System for Cutting Strips and Bricks
Xi'an Research and Design Institute of Wall & Roof Materials Co,.Ltd.- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1 unit
- Supply Capability:
- 50 unit/month
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Model | ZWQT | ZWQPD（single） | ZWQPD（double） |
Maximum section of column（width x height） | Match with extruder | ||
Strip length | ≥950mm | 1280-3050mm（According to different models） | |
maximum cutting speed | 40m/min（distance of run 350） 24m/min（distance of run 600） | 20 times/min（According to different models） | 17 times/min（According to different models） |
Cutting table height | 800mm | ||
Device Dimensions | 2120x1320x1600mm | （2450-3850x2600x1560mm | （2450-3850）x3050x1560mm |
total power | 2kw | 9-16.5kw（According to different models） | 9-16.5kw（According to different models） |
Note: Use with extruder.
Product description:
It consists of automatic vertical slitting machine, automatic vertical brick cutting machine, grouping conveyor, pusher and servo bricking machine. All use servo motor as power source and PLC control to realize automatic production of the whole line. New integrated wire hanging device, fast adjustment, reduce wire breakage, short spring automatic brake, clutch system, no motor frequent start, extended service life, quick transition between primary and secondary pushing modes (some accessories need to be replaced). Feeding belt and roller table are optional. The belt tabletop feeds the billet to reduce the damage of the billet bottom and the impact deformation of the mud head. The servo motor can be selected to push the billet, and the intermediate stop of the billet is simpler, and the power is strong and no impact.
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Cutting and Transporting Equipment---Automatic System for Cutting Strips and Bricks
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1 unit
- Supply Capability:
- 50 unit/month
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