CNC-Stäbe Schließschweißmaschine max. Durchmesser 360 mm, mit Puls-Mig-Schweißsystem

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CNC-Stäbe Schließschweißmaschine max. Durchmesser 360 mm, mit Puls-Mig-Schweißsystem

Light pole shut welding machine

February 10, 2025

Category Connection: Highmast und monopole Nahtschweißungsmaschine

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Brief: Discover the HM800/12000 CNC Pole Shut-Welding Machine, designed for precision welding of street light poles, monopoles, high mast poles, and 5G communication poles. With a max diameter of 360mm and a Pulse MIG Welding System, this machine ensures smooth, automated welding for medium-sized poles. Perfect for reducing labor intensity and enhancing productivity in your workshop.

Related Product Features:

CNC automatic adjustment system for seamless welding with diameter changes.
Equipped with a Pulse MIG Welding System for high-quality welds.
Hydraulic clamping with 3 sets of rollers to minimize surface scratches.
Submerged arc welding function for efficient and clean welding processes.
Camera-assisted seam tracking for easy monitoring and reduced labor.
Frequency-controlled driving pole with electric brake for stable welding.
Operator-friendly design requiring only one person to operate.
Customizable machine configurations to meet specific workshop layouts.

FAQs:

What types of poles can the HM800/12000 machine weld?

The HM800/12000 is designed for welding street light poles, monopoles, high mast poles, and 5G communication poles, with diameters ranging from 60mm to 800mm.
How does the CNC system improve the welding process?

The CNC system automatically adjusts pressure, presser foot position, and feeding speed based on pole diameter, ensuring the welding seam remains closed for smooth and consistent welds.
What are the benefits of the camera-assisted seam tracking?

The camera reflects the welding seam on the main control panel screen, simplifying seam tracking and reducing the need for manual monitoring, thereby lowering operator labor intensity.