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New Silicon Steel Sheet Automatic Cut to Length Line Machine for Transformer Lamination Core with Motor PLCS Industrial Use

$300000.00

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Brand	Wone
Model NO.	New Silicon Steel Sheet Automatic Cut to Length Line Machine for Transformer Lamination Core with Motor PLCS Industrial Use
Shearing thickness	0.23-0.35mm
Shearing width	60-640mm
Shearing length	600-3500mm
Weight of material	>3000kg
Series	SKJ

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Features

lThe high accuracy of sheet feeding and cutting is guaranteed by precise photoelectric encoder, SIEMENS AC servo drive system and SIMOTION Motion controller.
lCentral positioning for whole line guide width adjustment is controlled by computer.
lAdoption of graphic operation terminal with human-machine menu and colored processing pattern display enables operators to complete lamination shapes confirmation and parameters input through the touch screen.
lCompensation and achieves rapid adjustment of cutting length.
lCutting function and can cut step-lap lamination automatically.
lPreset number of sheets can be done automatically.Punching and shearing are driven by high dynamic servomotors, efficient with low noise.
lAutomatic stacking is adopted to stack silicon steel sheets from largest to smallest sizes or from smallest to largest sizes.

Composition

(1). Double head decoiler (2). Sheet guiding device (3). Sheet feeder

(4). Punching unit (5). Shearing unit (6). Discharge table (7). Diverting mechanism

(8). Stacking trolley (9). Control cabinet (10). Operating console

Specifications

Item	SKJ450	SKJ600
Shearing thickness	0.23-0.35mm	0.23-0.35mm
Shearing width	40-450mm	60-640mm
Shearing length	340-2000mm	600-3500mm
Punching aperture	customized	customized
Feeding speed	240m/min	240m/min
Shear rate (length 1000 mm)	50 piece/min	50 piece/min
Shearing accuracy	±0.1	±0.1
Shearing angel accuracy	±0.01°	±0.01°
Shearing burrs	≤0.02mm	≤0.02mm
Outer diameter of coiled material	No more thanφ1000mm	No more thanφ1000mm
Coil I.D.	φ500mm	φ500mm
Weight of material	No more than 1500kg	No more than 3000kg
Spindle telescoping range of decoiler	φ470-φ520mm	φ470-φ520mm
Carried material table height	No more than 200 mm	No more than 300 mm
Discharge direction	Transverse	Transverse

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Wone

Main Categories

High Voltage Electrical Apparatus/Low Voltage Electrical Apparatus/Wire cable/Instrument meters/New energy/Tester/Production equipment/Generator/Electrical fittings/Integrated Electrical Equipment

Business Type

Design/Manufacture/Sales

Highest Annual Export (USD)

$50,000,000

Professional Experience

1 years

Workplace

65666m²m²

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