GQ40 Cutting Machine for Rebar Splicing

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GQ40 Cutting machine for rebar splicing

Cutting range

A3 Round Steel ≤40mm

Grade ⅡDeformed Bar≤28mm

Grade Ⅲ Deformed Bar≤25mm

Punching Frequency:32Times/min

Motor Power:3.0KW

Voltage: 3 phase 380V

Motor Speed:2890R.P.M

Weight:560kg±5kg

Dimension:1440*500*850mm

GQ40 Cutting Machine for Rebar Splicing

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