How does Zmde Assembly & Welding for Steel Structure Robots Steel Construction Beam Production Line Work
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
ZMDE Assembly &Welding for Steel Structure Robots Steel Construction Beam Production Line Experience the future of construction with our fully automated production line dedicated to steel beams for assembled buildings. This sophisticated system guarantees robust, high-quality beams with minimal ...
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