Overview: This document provides technical specifications for various models of extrusion welders designed for PVC and pellet materials, manufactured by WEGENER International GmbH. The models covered include EXWELD alpha3, beta3, and gamma3 series, each with different configurations and capabilities.
Specifications:- Power Supply: The welders operate on either 230 V or 230/400 V power supply, with frequency options of 50/60 Hz.
- Power Consumption: Ranges from 3,660 W to 5,760 W depending on the model.
- Air Requirement: Models require an air supply of over 300 l/min, with some models having a self-contained air supply.
- Heating Capacity: Air heating capacity varies from 2,200 W to 3,000 W.
- Welding Capacity: For PVC, capacities range from 2.8 kg/h to 3 kg/h; for PE, from 2.4 kg/h to 6.2 kg/h; and for PP, from 1.7 kg/h to 5.6 kg/h.
- Extrudate: All models can handle pellets or granulate.
- Weight and Dimensions: Weight ranges from 6.3 kg to 11.0 kg, with dimensions varying by model.
Model Specifics:- EXWELD alpha3 EC P: Item no. 30287, with a power consumption of 3,960 W and a welding capacity of approximately 3 kg/h for PE.
- EXWELD beta3 EC P: Item no. 30289, with a power consumption of 5,360 W and a welding capacity of approximately 4.6 kg/h for PE.
- EXWELD gamma3 EC P: Item no. 30290, with a power consumption of 5,760 W and a welding capacity of approximately 6.2 kg/h for PE.
- EXWELD alpha3 SC PVC: Item no. 30284, with a self-contained air supply and a welding capacity of approximately 2.8 kg/h for PVC.
- EXWELD alpha3 EC PVC: Item no. 30285, similar to the SC version but with an external air requirement.
- EXWELD alpha3 SC P: Item no. 30286, designed for pellets with a welding capacity of approximately 3 kg/h for PE.
- EXWELD beta3 SC P: Item no. 30288, with a power consumption of 4,560 W and a welding capacity of approximately 4.6 kg/h for PE.
Key Considerations: The document notes that specifications are subject to changes and errors, indicating the importance of verifying details before purchase or use. The absence of input leads (cables) is also highlighted.
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