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ULTRASONIC PLASTIC WELDING MACHINE FOR MOBILE CHARGER

ULTRASONIC PLASTIC WELDING MACHINE FOR MOBILE CHARGER

Prezzo di listino Rs. 165,000.00
Prezzo di listino Rs. 165,000.00 Prezzo scontato Rs. 165,000.00
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Description

  • Specialized ultrasonic plastic welding machine designed specifically for mobile charger assembly.
  • Tailored to weld plastic components commonly found in mobile charger construction.
  • Utilizes ultrasonic technology to create strong, precise, and reliable welds for charger components.
  • Ensures the integrity and durability of welded joints, crucial for the safety and performance of mobile chargers.
  • Features a user-friendly interface for easy operation, optimizing production efficiency.
  • Customizable settings accommodate various charger designs, materials, and specifications.
  • Enhances production efficiency by streamlining the welding process and reducing manual labor.
  • Suitable for use in both small-scale and industrial mobile charger production facilities.
  • Provides a cost-effective solution for mobile charger manufacturing, improving production processes.
  • Your trusted partner for achieving high-quality and consistent welds in mobile charger assembly.

Technical Data

Model SE- 2018
Power 1800Watt
Frequency 20Khz
Voltage 200-240V/50-60Hz
Dimensions 540L*400W*1050H
Welding time  0.01-9.99S
Weight 101KG

    Advantages

    • Connect one end of the cable to the oscillation output control cable connector tube.
    • Connect the other end of the cable to the back of the box output control cable outlet and tighten it securely.
    • Wipe the welding head connection surface and connect it to the transducer oscillation tube.
    • Use a wrench to lock the connection securely.
    • Ensure that the connection between the welding head and the transducer aligns properly and lock it tightly. Avoid over-tightening to prevent damage.
    • When handling the welding head, use two wrenches to hold both the head and the transducer to avoid damage.
    • Check that all connections are properly installed, plug the power cord into an external power socket, and flip the power switch. Verify that the power indicator light turns on.