Special Flying Cold Saw for Scaffolding Pipes
The new type of buckle-type scaffolding refers to the use of octagonal sockets welded on the poles to connect the poles, horizontal poles and diagonal poles in accordance with the requirements of the "Safety Technical Specification for Socket-type Buckle-type Scaffolding in Building Construction JGJ231-2010". Scaffolding connection structure into stable geometry. The buckle type scaffold has the characteristics of high assembling and dismantling efficiency, high safety and reliability, energy saving and environmental protection. The specification requires the pole to be welded with Q355B material specified in the national standard "Low Alloy High Strength Structural Steel GB/Tl 591", with a diameter of 48mm, a wall thickness of 3.25mm, and a hot-dip galvanizing process.
Due to the huge demand for welded pipes in the scaffolding industry, factories that produce scaffolding pipes often try to improve production efficiency and reduce production costs, which is reflected in the maximum speed of welded pipe units. Welding and cutting equipment also habitually use friction saws.
Combining years of experience in flying cold saw manufacturing, Kaikong has successfully implemented the scaffolding pipe cold cutting saw transformation project in many large domestic welding factories, and has achieved very significant cost reduction effects.
Kaikong's special flying cold saw for scaffolding pipes is divided into two types: A and B. Take a typical vertical pole welded pipe as an example:
KK-5H-50A maximum speed: 90 m/min
KK-5H-50B maximum speed: 110 m/min.
