Product Description
Product Description
This machine is specially for producing extruded type spiral fin tubes in different diameters.It is capable for both bimetallic
fin tubes and monometallic tubes, by changing extruding blades.
high fin tube (bimetallic) & low fin tube (monometallic) extruding blades
Main features
– Tool holder and tool holder body adopt advanced dual-circular-key structure, big torque withstanding, accurate and reliable displacement.
– Tool holder adopts split type design, which is very convenient for blade debugging, cleaning & fixing
– Blade spindle bushing adopts special taper sliding bearings which brings max. bushing utilization.
– Universal joints and spindles are of spline linking; And coolant cooling tank is separate to main rolling machine.
– Special extruding blade design, high efficient, long blade life
Specification
| Item | Data |
| Base tube material | carbon steel, stainless steel, copper |
| Base tube diameter range | Φ15~45mm |
| Fin material | aluminum or copper |
| Extruded fin thickness | 0.3~0.7mm |
| Extruded fin height | max. 16mm (aluminum) / 8mm (copper) |
| Max. OD of finned tube | Φ77mm (aluminum) / Φ50mm (copper) |
| Applicable fin pitch | FPI 7, FPI 8, FPI 9, FPI 10, FPI 11 |
| Max. fin tube length | 15m |
Technical date
| Item | Data |
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Horizontal spindle centerline to table distance |
445mm |
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Working distance from the ground |
735mm |
|
Output shaft speed |
70 ~ 90 RPM |
|
Blade shaft diameter |
460mm |
|
Machine center height |
1180mm |
|
Blade outer diameter |
Φ114 – Φ148 mm |
|
Fin root diameter |
Φ18~ Φ51mm |
|
Rolled copper fin height |
0~12 mm |
|
Rolled copper fin pitch |
2.5~ 5mm |
|
Rolled copper fin thickness |
0.25~1.0mm |
|
Motor Power |
18.5 – 22kw |
|
Cooling pump model |
250w |
|
Copper fin outer diameter |
Φ 20mm~Φ 52mm |
|
Processing finned tube length |
according to your requirement |
Company Profile
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FAQ
| Q : 1. What is your the lead time for production? |
| A : Generally Sample needs 1-3 days,mass production needs 15-30 days,also depands on your request. |
| Q : 2. Can you accept mixed batch of different products? |
| A : Yes,we can provide different product mix wholesale. |
| Q : 3. what payment terms do you accept? |
| A :Trade assurance,TT,Western Union. |
| Q : 4. what is the warranty for your products? |
| A :We provide 1 year warranty for the products. |
| Q : 5. Are you trading company or manufacturer? |
| A :Yes,We are manufacturer.Welcome to visit our factory and check our products. |
| After-sales Service: | 7*12 Immediatel Feedback |
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| Warranty: | 1 Years Warranty |
| Certification: | CE, ISO, RoHS |
| Principle: | Customized |
| Style: | Customized |
| Material: | Steel |
| Samples: |
US$ 8000/Piece
1 Piece(Min.Order) | |
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| Customization: |
Available
| Customized Request |
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Types of Shaft Collars
A shaft collar is a simple machine component that is an integral part of many power transmission applications. It is most commonly found in motors and gearboxes and serves as a mechanical stop, locating component, and bearing face. Its easy installation and quick assembly make it an ideal component for a variety of applications.
Clamp-style shaft collars
Clamp-style shaft collars are fasteners that fit over shafts. They can be made of aluminum, steel, or titanium. Stainless steel collars are available in corrosion-resistant finishes to prevent galling. Engineered plastics are also available. Black oxide finishes improve corrosion resistance and provide a smooth surface for screw installation.
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Clamp-style shaft collars are available in lead-free steel, 303 and 316 stainless steel, and aluminum. They are available in a one-piece clamp or a two-piece clamp style. They are made of high-grade steel and are machined to a burr-free surface.
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Set screw collars were one of the first shaft collars to be mass-produced. They were often used on line shafting in early manufacturing mills. While they can work well for simple shaft positioning, they’re not the most reliable option for complicated applications. Furthermore, set screws can cause damage to the shaft, making it difficult to reposition the collar or adjust its angle. For this reason, small flats are usually added to the shaft at set screw locations.
Set-screw shaft collars
Set-screw shaft collars are used to secure a shaft to a screw. They are available in several sizes and materials. Typical types include the solid, quick-release, split, and threaded styles. They come in an assortment of sizes and materials, including aluminum, zinc plated steel, and black oxide steel. Most are available in stock and are available in various sizes.
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The company manufactures a variety of collars, including steel, zinc plated steel, and stainless steel. They also offer custom and adjustable collars. These collars are used in a variety of industries, including the food, chemical, pulp and paper, and wood industries. They are available with a variety of screw threads.
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Single split shaft collars
Single split shaft collars are used in many applications to protect the shaft from wear and tear. They are easy to install and disassemble, reducing downtime and labor costs. These collars utilize full seating torque of the set screws to apply equal force distribution around the shaft’s circumference, providing stronger holding power.
These shaft collars are available in a variety of materials. They are typically made from different types of steel, including stainless, alloyed steel, nylon, and aluminum. Some are even available in custom sizes. In addition to standard sizes, single split shaft collars also come in a variety of finishes, including black oxide and chrome.
Single split shaft collars come in metric and imperial sizes. They can be made of various materials, including zinc and lead-free steel. These collars are available with a black oxide finish for extra corrosion resistance. They are also available in 303 and 316 stainless steel. They can also be made from engineered plastics.
Single split shaft collars are the most popular style of shaft collars. They are easy to install and disassemble. They provide a tight fit and superior holding power over solid shaft collars. They are also easier to replace and can be used on a variety of shafts. In addition, single split shaft collars are easy to remove and adjust.
Single split shaft collars are available in a variety of bore sizes. They can fit shaft diameters from 1/8″ to four fifteen/16″. Ideally, the material used should be softer than the set screw. You can also choose between non-plated and chrome-plated collars. These collars are available in metric or imperial measurements.
Single split shaft collars are one-piece or two-piece designs. Single-piece shaft collars feature one screw and two-piece collars have two. They are easier to install than single-piece shaft collars and are suitable for lighter duty applications. Single split shaft collars are available in a variety of threaded bore sizes.
Single split shaft collars have a wide range of uses in industrial settings. They can secure bearings on shafts or locate components in motor assemblies. They can also function as mechanical stops. RS PRO offers a wide selection of shaft collars that meet and exceed industry standards.
editor by CX 2023-11-21