Welding Machine

Weld method	Butt Welding
input voltage	220 V, 380 V
Frequency	50 Hz, 60 Hz
power (kw)	3.95
usage	pipeline welding
COLOR	Customer's Request
Materials	Aluminum Stainless Steel Iron
Welding range	50, 63, 75, 90, 110, 125, 140, 160 180 200 225 250mm

 

Main Features

 

• Accurate pipe alignment

  The rigid frame and adjustable clamps hold both pipe ends securely, helping minimize misalignment during the fusion process.

• Stable temperature control

  The heating plate provides uniform and controllable heating to ensure that both pipe ends reach the required fusion temperature.

• Controlled fusion pressure

  The hydraulic system allows the operator to apply and maintain the necessary pressure during heating, jointing and cooling.

• Clean pipe-end preparation

  The electric facing tool removes uneven or oxidized material and produces smooth, parallel pipe surfaces before heating.

• Interchangeable inserts

  Different clamp inserts allow one machine to weld multiple pipe sizes within its specified operating range.

• Suitable for construction sites

  The machine features a durable structure and can be used in trenches, workshops and outdoor pipeline installation environments.

 

Basic Welding Process

 

• 1. Place the pipes in the clamps and align both ends.
• 2. Use the facing tool to produce clean and parallel surfaces.
• 3. Check the alignment and remove any cutting debris.
• 4. Insert the heating plate and heat the pipe ends according to the approved fusion parameters.
• 5. Remove the heating plate and immediately bring the pipe ends together.
• 6. Maintain the specified fusion pressure throughout the cooling period.
• 7. Release the clamps only after the joint has cooled sufficiently.
• The correct heating temperature, pressure and cooling time should be determined according to the pipe material, outside diameter, wall thickness, SDR rating and the applicable welding procedure.