Butt Welding Machine
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Min. Order:1 Piece/PiecesSupply Ability:500 Sets/ YearOverview Product Description Product Parameters Detailed Photos Company Profile FAQ Overview Basic Info. Electric Current AC Type Butt Welders Certificates CE, CCC, ISO9001 Current Alternating Current Rated Power(kVA) 100-1250 Jaw... -
Min. Order:1 Piece/PiecesSupply Ability:20 Sets/ MonthOverview Product Description Product Parameters Detailed Photos Company Profile FAQ Overview Basic Info. Frequency Range Intermediate Frequency Electric Current DC Type Butt Welders Current Alternating Current Certificates CE, CCC, ISO9001 Rated... -
Min. Order:1 Piece/PiecesSupply Ability:200 Sets/ YearOverview Product Description Product Parameters Detailed Photos Company Profile FAQ Overview Basic Info. Model NO. UNS-80/100/150/200/400/800/1000/1250kva Electric Current AC Type Butt Welders Flash Butt Welding Flash Butt Welding Machine... -
Min. Order:1 Piece/PiecesSupply Ability:200 Sets/ YearOverview Product Description Product Parameters Detailed Photos Company Profile FAQ Overview Basic Info. Model NO. UNS Electric Current AC Type Butt Welders Flash Butt Welding Flash Butt Welding Machine Current Alternating Current Rated... -
Min. Order:1 Piece/PiecesSupply Ability:500 Sets/ YearOverview Product Description Product Parameters Detailed Photos Company Profile FAQ Overview Basic Info. Control Semi-Automatic Frequency Range Intermediate Frequency Electric Current AC Type Butt Welders Certificates CE, CCC, ISO9001... -
Min. Order:1 Piece/PiecesSupply Ability:500 Sets/ YearOverview Product Description Product Parameters Detailed Photos Company Profile FAQ Overview Basic Info. Control Semi-Automatic Frequency Range Intermediate Frequency Electric Current AC Type Butt Welders Certificates CE, CCC, ISO9001...
A Butt Welding Machine is a specialized tool used to join two workpieces (typically metal, plastic, or thermoplastic pipes/sheets) along their flat, opposing ends (butt joints) through heat, pressure, or both. It eliminates the need for additional fillers, creating strong, leak-resistant bonds critical in construction, manufacturing, and plumbing.
There are two primary types: thermal butt welders and resistance butt welders. Thermal models (common for plastics) heat the workpieces’ ends with a hot plate until molten, then press them together to fuse as they cool. Resistance welders (for metals) pass an electric current through the joint, generating heat via electrical resistance, while applying pressure to forge the bond—ideal for steel, aluminum, and copper.
Key components include clamping jaws (to secure workpieces), a heating element (hot plate or electrode), a pressure application system (hydraulic, pneumatic, or manual), and temperature/pressure controls for precision. Modern units often feature digital displays for consistent parameter setting, reducing human error.
Applications span industries: plumbing uses plastic butt welders for PVC/PE pipes; automotive manufacturing joins metal components; construction fuses steel rebars or structural beams. Its advantages include high joint strength, cost-efficiency (no fillers), and suitability for both small-scale repairs and large-scale production. Proper operation requires material compatibility checks and adherence to temperature/pressure guidelines to ensure joint integrity.