Electrical heating systems - Import export

The stable structure of Betonbau modular units enables factory equipping with plant and equipment. Factory installation is particularly economical, considerably reducing your co-ordination outlay for many minor tasks on the construction site. On-site commissioning time is considerably reduced as a result. The spectrum in this respect ranges from the basic 230V/400V installation for lighting, heating and socket circuits to the integration of emergency lighting and explosion protection. We can supply a standardised sub-distribution system with the delivery if requested, meaning you simply have to connect everything on site. Cable trays, electrical heating equipment, ventilators, air conditioning systems and sanitary equipment can be fitted in the manufacturer's facilities if required. Experienced engineers and master craftsmen plan and monitor the production and, together with our installation technicians, ensure that quality and safety standards are reliably realised.

The dip tank TB400 is the smallest model in our line of paint stripping systems. It is ideally suited for wheels / light-alloy rims, bicycle and motorcycle frames, painting aids or hooks. Insulated, double-walled dip tank ("vat-in-vat" system) with insulated top cover, indirect electrical heating, circulating system, and high-quality safety and monitoring technology.

eldec brazing systems: automatic induction brazing of pole coils The semi-automatic equipment is designed for manufacturing pole coils of hydro and wind power generators. The machine is based on the experience of the previous manufactured equipments. The machine is designed as a sturdy, high quality and low maintenance machine. The operating is very simple, on automatic mode by 2-hand operation with step by step program and on manual mode by touch-panel.

nduction Heating and Joining in one turnkey system. This turnkey system is used to heat electric motor housings with various dimensions for a wide range of joining processes. Example Heating System 1: the die-cast aluminium housing for an asynchronous motor (diameter 450 mm) is heated to approx. 290°C in approx. 5 minutes to fit the wound stator package. The parts are loaded and unloaded from the feeding belt parallel to the working time. The heating process takes place in two independent work stations. The generator has a switched output which means that only one generator is required for the two heating stations. The system is controlled using a SIEMENS PLC controller. Example Heating System 2: the aluminium housing (diameter 140 mm) of a synchronous motor is heated to approx. 280°C in approx. 3 minutes to fit the stator. The component is loaded into and unloaded from the heating station semiautomatically. The system is controlled using a PLC.