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Temperature
electronically controlled up to 800°C
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Technical
Data |
|
Voltage |
V |
100,120,230,380-440 |
| Power consumption |
W |
2000,2300,3100,3700,
4000-5400 |
| Temperature |
°C |
450-800
controlled |
| Frequency |
Hz |
50/60 |
| Air flow |
l/min |
350-600
controlled |
| Pressure |
Pa |
200 mbar |
| Heater
tube l |
mm |
Ø
62 |
| Protection
tube |
mm |
Ø
74 |
| Air outlet |
mm |
Ø
62 |
| Size |
mm |
172x99x350 |
Weight
|
Kg |
3,2 |
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CCA Certified |
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| Some
Applications: |
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| Three
Hotwind S used to shrink caps on to bottles. A frequent application
for fruit-juice and wine bottles. |
A Hotwind S used for side shrinking of wrapped decorative film. |
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| Hotwind
D with push-fit shell reflecto, installed in a bottle filling machine
used for shrinking caps. |
Hot
air equipment with two Hotwind S and a Heater 700 used to shrink PE
covers on batteries. |
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| Hot
air installations in a shrink tunnel for shrinking and welding film
on bulky goods. |
Hotwind
S installed in a edge banding machinge. These machines, from manuel
to large computer controlled models, require hot air to activate the
hot melt. |
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| Hotwind
S with a special reflector on a Tampon printing machine. After printing,
the ink is burnt in by means of hot air to prevent smearing. |
20
Hotwind D in a testing facility for ball bearings. The life of the
bearings is tested at a variety of temperatures and rates of revolutions. |
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| Bulky
furniture is wrapped in PE film. This is shrunk and welded on top
and bottom by means of four Hotwind S blowers. |
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