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Technical Specifications of the WZP-36 High-Frequency Welding Machine Induction Heating Equipment

2021-01-28

Technical specifications of the WZP-36 high-frequency welding machine induction heating equipment:

Operating power supply: 3-phase 380V ±10%, 50–60Hz

Input voltage: 320V–420V, adjustable depending on your country's power supply.

Input current: 3–36 A

Input power: 3–20 kW adjustable

Oscillation frequency: 15–30 kHz, adjustable depending on the size of your workpiece.

Host dimensions: 410 x 290 x 500 mm, 18 kg

Transformer dimensions: 310 x 260 x 380 mm, 22 kg

Cooling water pressure: 0.1–0.3 MPa

The WZP-36 high-frequency welding machine can be used for welding alloy tools. Advantages of using it for alloy tool welding include:

1. Induction heating is fast and highly efficient.

2. Simply place the copper or silver solder between the blade and the base material, then secure it in position.

3. Energy-efficient, power-saving, and low operating costs

4. Small oxidation area

5. Beautiful appearance after welding

6. Even heating ensures there are no incomplete or missed weld points.

Advantages of the WZP-36 High-Frequency Welding Machine for Brazing Metal Components:

1. Induction heating is fast and highly efficient.

2. Energy-efficient with low operating costs

3. It can weld multiple workpieces simultaneously, significantly boosting welding efficiency.

4. Small oxidation area,

5. Even heating, with no incomplete or missing welds

6. The welded workpiece has a beautiful appearance and is securely joined.

The WZP-36 high-frequency welding machine can be used for welding marble saw blades and brazing woodworking saw blades. Its advantages include:

1. Efficient and rapid tooth welding, taking just 1 to 5 seconds per tooth;

2. Excellent repeatability—each tooth exhibits consistent performance.

3. Fast and uniform heating effectively prevents embrittlement and fracture caused by localized overheating of the teeth, while also avoiding issues like tooth drop due to incomplete welding.

4. Capable of welding high-performance, high-hardness serrated saw blades—blades that cannot be joined using resistance welding.

5. Low power consumption

 

  High-frequency welding machines can be used to weld alloy tools, offering the following advantages:

1. Induction heating—fast and highly efficient

2. Simply insert the copper or silver welding piece into the head, and the substrate will hold securely.

3, energy-efficient and low-cost

4, a small area of oxidation

5, beautiful appearance after welding

6, heated evenly, ensuring no lack of welding and no missing solder joints

 

High-frequency welding machine for brazing metal parts: Advantages:

1. Induction heating—fast and highly efficient

2. Low-power energy saving

3. A number of workpieces can be welded simultaneously, significantly improving welding efficiency.

4, the oxidation area is small,

5, evenly heated, with no welding defects or missing solder joints

6, the workpiece looks beautiful and solid after welding

 

High-frequency welding machines can be used for welding marble saw blades and brazing woodworking saw blades; their advantages include:

1. Efficient, fast welding teeth—welding takes just 1 to 5 seconds per tooth;

2. Good repeatability—each tooth exhibits excellent consistency;

3. Fast, uniform heating effectively prevents localized sawtooth overheating that leads to embrittlement and fracture, while also avoiding impermeability issues caused by tooth penetration and other undesirable phenomena.

4. High-performance, high-hardness sawtooth saw blades can be welded—these blades are joined using resistance welding.

5, lower power consumption  Technical Specifications of the WZP-36 High-Frequency Welding Machine Induction Heating Equipment