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Used friction welding machine in Spain

  • BFW-30/2 ROTARY FRICTION WELDING MACHINE

    BFW-30/2 ROTARY FRICTION WELDING MACHINE

      Two independent stations machine with a pushing force of 30 tn/station. Runout measurement between welded parts by laser equipment. Traceability control. Loading and unloading of parts by robots. Automatic loadin...

      Gipuzkoa, Spain
    • BFW-30/2 ROTARY FRICTION WELDING MACHINE

      BFW-30/2 ROTARY FRICTION WELDING MACHINE

        Pushing Force 30 Tn. Possibility to integrate turning for the deburring. Runout measurement between welded parts by laser equipment. Different options for loading and unloading by robot or by gantry. Traceability...

        Gipuzkoa, Spain
      • BFW-40/2000 Rotary Friction Welder

        BFW-40/2000 Rotary Friction Welder

          Pushing force in forging, 40 Tn. 2.000 rpm. Rotary clamping part by claw chuck. Other types of clamping are possible. Static clamping part by self-centering claw. Variety of claw types; in “V”, spherical caps, et...

          Gipuzkoa, Spain

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