The cross beams are a key component of vulcanizing presses. They distribute forces evenly, ensuring optimal pressure distribution across the entire pressing surface. The result: reliable bonds and maximum process reliability.
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WAGENER DTP Profiles
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WAGENER DTP Cross beams
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BENEFITS
Compatible with cross beam heights available on the market
Easy expansion of existing press fleets
Proven pull-bolt design
High stability
Sturdy, durable and exceptionally lightweight
Made of high-strength, one-piece extruded aluminum
Color display with digital display of the target and actual values of Vulcanizing time and vulcanizing temperature
Display of the remaining curing time (timer)
Signal tone after the vulcanization time has elapsed
Display of the current consumption in amperes of the 3 phases per heating platePrecise temperature measurement in the heating plates via PT100Temperature difference monitoring with ±2.5°C of all connectedconnected heating platesController tolerance approx. 1% of the set value (e.g. at 145°C approx. 1.5°C)Switch cabinet for 1 or 2 pairs of heating plates (2 or 4-fold), Input 32 or 63AConnection of electric pressure pumps for three-phase currentManual operation possibleElectrical connections according to CEE, Harting (UL/CSA)Applicable directives DIN EN, DIN VDE, IECOptionally also available with the data logging system “SPLICE- WATCH” data logging system
Precise temperature measurement in the heating plates via PT100
Temperature difference monitoring with ±2.5°C of all connectedconnected heating plates
Controller tolerance approx. 1% of the set value (e.g. at 145°C approx. 1.5°C)
Switch cabinet for 1 or 2 pairs of heating plates (2 or 4-fold), Input 32 or 63A
Connection of electric pressure pumps for three-phase current
Manual operation possible
Electrical connections according to CEE, Harting (UL/CSA)
Applicable directives DIN EN, DIN VDE, IEC
Optionally also available with the data logging system “SPLICE- WATCH” data logging system