Industrial spreader SP-600

The SP-600 industrial spreader is specially developed for high-frequency industrial use. Inserting Jadestand’s SP-600 industrial spreader into the body-in-white welding assembly can simply determine the firmness of the key welds of the body-in-white through a weld point destruction test. The tool has a small insertion gap and a large spreading distance. It is designed for high-frequency and long-term industrial applications and can be used for long-term weld point destruction. Jadestand industrial spreading equipment can be used for destructive testing of body or body welds of automobile factory to help factory improve production efficiency.

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Description

Technical Parameters

Spreader Model	SP-600
Max. working pressure	60Mpa
Max. spreading distance	600mm
Max. spreading force	147KN
Traction force	62KN
Net weight	17.8kg
Hydraulic oil	10# Aviation hydraulic oil
Dimensions (LxWxH)	745305205mm
Stationary pump	EHP-1500
Working pressure	60Mpa
Low pressure	0.7Mpa
High pressure flow	1.8L/min
Low pressure flow	7.9L/min
Motor power	1.5kw
Voltage	220v (110v/380v optional)
Frequency	50/60Hz
Current	6.8A
Motor speed	1400r/min
Oil tank volume	20L
Standard hose length	6m
Weight	35.5kg

1.The whole spreading integrated design is more solid;

2.The cylinder body is designed with steel structure and is durable.

3.The large-capacity oil tank has good heat dissipation performance and can maintain long-term operation

4.There is a built-in extrusion plate under the spreading arm, and a “shark tooth” spreading head with a thorny diamond particle structure.

5.The tool is connected with a double hose and a single interface, which can easily visually check the use of the hose and can be plugged and unplugged under pressure; the interface adopts a mechanical thread rotation connection, which is safe and reliable. It can be easily connected even with gloves, and the connection is safe and reliable.

6.The use of a star-shaped manual valve on the tool allows rescuers to easily operate it at any position with even one finger, which is simpler and safer.