Deburring Parts Cleaning Machine "High-Pressure Rotary Cleaner" *Chip Removal Type
Increased versatility by adding rotating units! A cleaning machine that removes chips with high-pressure water.
The "High-Pressure Rotating Cleaning Machine" is a cleaning machine that removes chips trapped with high-pressure water at 20MPa. By adding units such as rotation, versatility is enhanced. It is a parts cleaning machine that accommodates burr removal without the need for precise targeting. 【Features】 ■ High cleaning power ■ Chip removal ■ Increased versatility ■ Burr removal compatible ■ No need for precise targeting *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■ Equipment dimensions: W1500×L4000×H1800 ■ Total weight: 2,500kg ■ Cleaning capacity: 20MPa 150L/min ■ Drying capacity: Factory air 0.2MPa ■ Work set height: FL+900mm *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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The production of automobile engines and chassis components, along with various machine tools and peripheral devices that support this production, is centered in the Tokai region. JP Company, Inc. is closely connected with automotive-related manufacturers through information exchange and technical training, and with its rich engineering capabilities and technological development strength, it aspires to contribute to the development of the automotive society and the local community as a manufacturer of cleaning machines, coolant filtration devices, and system provision.
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