What is Zmde Fully Automatic H Beam Welding Line for Steel Construction
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1 Piece US$603,000.00
2-4 Pieces US$590,940.00
5+ Pieces US$586,000.00
Sepcifications
- Production Scope Product Line
- Condition New
- Automation Automatic
- After-sales Service Overseas Service Center Available
- Transport Package Export Standard
- Trademark ZMDE
- Origin Shandong, China
- Product Name Beam Welding Production Line
- Key Machine H Beam Welding Line
- Name H Beam Combination Machine
- Usage Automatic Control Operation
- Power Supply 490kw
- Web Height(mm) 200-1500
- Web Thickness(mm) 6-30
- Flange Width 200-800
- Flange Thickness(mm) 8-40
- Welding Speed 0.8-1.5m/Min
Product Description
WHAT CAN WE PROVIDE FOR YOUR FACTORY? • One-stop Production Layout Programme • Maximising Cost Saving(Labour, machine configuration, power ) • Most Efficient Site Utilisation(Perfectly Rational Site Layout ) • Maximising Factory Production Capacity Choosing The Right ...
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