How to Use Zmde Advanced H Beam 6 Axis Welding Robot Arm for Precision Tasks
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1-4 Pieces US$44,700.00
5+ Pieces US$37,142.00
Sepcifications
- Accuracy -
- Application Construction Industry, Metal Fabrication Industry, Welding
- Control Mode Continuous Path Control
- Drive Mode Electric
- Type MIG Welding Robot
- Welding Speed -
- Transport Package Export Standerd or Customized
- Trademark ZMDE
- Origin Shandong, China
- Condition New
- Certification ISO, CE
- After-Sales Service Online Support Video Technical Support
- Warranty 1 Year
Product Description
(Note: There may be slight differences between the actual product and the image shown) _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Technical Parameters ZMD-2010A-GG-12DG Conditions of use 0-45ºC, 20-80%RH Type ...
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