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Butt welding machine GAAS80
standalonecompactvertical

butt welding machine
butt welding machine
butt welding machine
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Characteristics

Technique
butt
Configuration
standalone
Other characteristics
compact, vertical

Description

Mobile and stationary flash butt welding machines and stand-alone systems for railway tracks Efficiency and reliability with the help of flash butt welding Flash butt welding is the most reliable joining technology for track construction and it is a proven fact that it provides the lowest failure frequency. Schlatter offers welding machines that run in different customized systems. Welding machines and systems Worldwide flash butt welding has become increasingly popular for production of continuous welded rails. Mobile rail welding systems With the help of the mobile welding systems, continuous track sections are produced directly in-track. With our high level of system expertise, we are able to assemble complete mobile rail welding systems from compact welding machines, carrier vehicles, power generators and further auxiliary equipment. Stationary rail welding systems Stationary welding systems are mainly used in large welding plants for joining short rails to long rails. Furthermore, components for switch construction can be welded. The Schlatter welding machines are the heart of this welding process and can be supplemented with additional machines to create a complete system. Stationary rail welding machines GAAS80 and GAA100 System GAAS80 The GAAS80 welds short rails of any length to long welded rails up to 500 m lengths and even longer. Its main feature is the exact lateral alignment of the running edge and vertical alignment of the running surface. The web clamping device is independent from the electrodes and it ensures the rails do not slip during upsetting.
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