Recommended application:
Friction wheel mainly used in precuring room,mould running on the firction wheel.
Structure:
Friction wheel consist of gearbox,friction wheel assembly ,air spring and etc.
1 Friction wheel Assembly :implement parts of equipments.
2 Air spring what is assembly to jack friction wheel and touch with mould bottom,Friction wheel will move by friction function.
Workig principle:
Friction wheel assembly will touch with mould by air spring extension.mould will moving follow rails by friction wheel rotary.
Featurs &Advantages:
1:Mould will run stable on friction wheel
2:Easy installtion,Easily maintenance and repair.
3:Realize automation
Packing & Shipping:
Package conforms to the requirements of customs.
After-sales service:
1.Provide engineers abroad installation and commissioning service.
2.Held online or site training for workers to ensure the safe operation.
3.Our expert will answer any inquiry within 24-48 hours and it will be solved as soon as possible.
4.We supplies the complete technical documents and the relative drawings of the electric components which were written in Chinese and English.
5.Service is available lifelong.
Damming Wall System (Option)to adapt the Mould Length during Production of Short Length Panels
It is advised that the mould length is shortened(adapted)once short panels are produced.Damming walls are used.
The damming wall inserter or a slewing pillar crane sets the damming wall into the mould prior to mould closing.When closing the mould the damming wall is fixed(squeezed)into the mould.
Panel Packing
Ready panels are handled with the palletizing and sorting machine and can be checked and stacked with the panel.
Depending on type and length the panels are put together to form a pack or a bundle.They are covered with plastic film,straps and wooden squares in order to facilitate fork lift handing.
Panel Finishing
Some panels require finishing such as sawing with the panel saw to size or milling or drilling.
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