Comment faire une roue de soudage

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Comment faire une roue de soudage

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August 21, 2025

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Brief: Discover how to make a welding wheel with our Customized Copper Alloy Electrode Wheel for Seam Welding. This video showcases the precision and durability of our CuCrZr electrode wheels, designed for efficient seam welding applications. Learn about their excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, superior wear resistance, and smooth contact surface for consistent welds.

Related Product Features:

Customized Copper Alloy Electrode Wheels (CuCrZr) for seamless welding performance.
Excellent electrical conductivity ensures efficient welding operations.
High thermal conductivity for effective heat dissipation during welding.
Superior wear resistance extends the service life of the electrode wheels.
Smooth, flat contact surface for even pressure distribution and consistent welds.
Precision rotation mechanism for continuous and reliable seam welding.
Available in various high-performance copper alloys like BeCu and Alumina Copper.
Versatile applications including galvanized sheets, stainless steel, and aluminum alloy welding.

FAQ:

Quels matériaux sont utilisés pour fabriquer les roues d'électrode ?

Nos roues d'électrode sont fabriquées à partir d'alliages de cuivre haute performance tels que le cuivre chrome-zirconium (CuCrZr), le cuivre béryllium (BeCu), le cuivre alumine, et autres, selon les exigences spécifiques de l'application.
What are the main applications of these electrode wheels?

These wheels are widely used in continuous seam welding for industries like heat exchanger manufacturing, radiator production, automotive fuel tank fabrication, metal can production, and thin sheet metal joining.
How do the electrode wheels function in seam welding?

During operation, the upper and lower wheel-shaped electrodes clamp the workpiece while conducting electrical current, generating heat at the contact point to create a continuous fused seam.