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Q What are the maximum and minimum welding diameters of the DAPU reinforcing mesh welding machine? Can it handle all wire diameter combinations in the range of 5mm to 12mm?
AThe maximum weldable rebar diameter is 12mm+12mm, and the minimum is 5mm+5mm, without issues of weak welds or over-welding. Generally it can handle the range, but you should consult a DAPU engineer regarding the maximum permissible difference between the warp and weft wires to avoid excessive heat erosion of the thinner rebar or insufficient weld strength.
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Q Is the DAPU reinforcing mesh welding machine equipped with a medium-frequency inverter (MFDC) or a low-frequency (AC) welding system?
AThe DAPU pneumatic reinforcing mesh welding machine is equipped with a medium-frequency inverter (MFDC) welding system. Welding thicker rebar requires a larger current and more precise heat control; when welding thinner rebar, MFDC can quickly and accurately stop the current, avoiding damage to the wire due to overheating.
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Q How many panels can be produced in one day for the reinforcing mesh welding machine?
AProduction depends on mesh opening and mesh length. For example: 8mm wire, 150×150mm opening, 2.5×6m mesh ≈ 360–400 pcs/day; 8mm wire, 100×100mm opening, 2.5×6m mesh ≈ 280–300 pcs/day.
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Q What is the price of the DAPU reinforcing mesh welding machine?
AThe price varies depending on customised requirements. Factors such as type of reinforcing steel, wire diameter, mesh width, required automation level, and electronic component configuration all contribute to the price difference. Please contact DAPU for a tailored quote.
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Q What is the maximum width of the reinforcing mesh produced by the DAPU machine?
AThe maximum width is 3000mm, but it can be customised according to customer requirements.
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Q What are the maximum and minimum mesh sizes? Does it support quick changes in mesh size?
AMaximum mesh size is 300×300mm; minimum is 50×100mm. Yes, DAPU's modern reinforcing mesh welder supports rapid adjustments. Weft wire spacing can be adjusted via the HMI/touchscreen; warp wire spacing can be changed by releasing and locking the feed trolley's wire inlet device and electrode arm.
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Q Can the DAPU reinforcing mesh welding machine handle cold-rolled ribbed steel bars and hot-rolled plain round steel bars?
AYes, it can handle both cold-rolled ribbed steel bars and hot-rolled plain round steel bars.
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Q What is the error range of the reinforcing mesh, and how is dimensional accuracy guaranteed?
AThe error range is ±2mm. DAPU uses a high-precision servo feeding system and servo mesh-pulling system to accurately control the error range, ensuring the finished mesh meets building code standards.
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Q How automated is the DAPU reinforcing mesh welding machine?
AThe DAPU machine is an automated welding device. Workers need to insert the warp wires into the feed trolley. An automatic flipping system, mesh dropping system, and automatic transport system can be added according to customer automation requirements.
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Q What is the lifespan and replacement cycle of the electrodes? What are the costs and delivery times for consumable parts?
AWelding electrodes are copper blocks (chromium zirconium copper), usable on all six sides — reducing replacement frequency and cost. DAPU provides a consumable parts list to help customers plan costs. DAPU responds promptly to electrode and spare parts supply needs, supporting customers worldwide.
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Q What space is needed for the DAPU reinforcing mesh welding machine production line?
AThe whole production line with automatic mesh falling system requires approximately 28m in length and 9m in width.
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Q What is the warranty for the DAPU reinforcing mesh welding machine?
AOne to two years from the date the machine is installed at the buyer's factory, but within 18 months from the shipment date.
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Q What kind of after-sales service and technical support does DAPU provide?
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Online Support: Installation videos, operation manuals, equipment layout diagrams; 24-hour service to quickly resolve equipment issues.
Offline Support: Overseas installation and commissioning services; free training for workshop workers on operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.