Advanced IBC Cage Tank Frame Welding Machine Stainless Steel Welder Production Line

The specification lists a capacity of 80 units. Exact throughput (units per hour or per shift) depends on workpiece complexity, cycle programming and feeding/handling — contact the supplier for measured throughput under your production conditions.

The machine is rated for 380V and 1600W. This typically implies three-phase 380V supply; final electrical hookup should be completed by a qualified electrician and may require appropriate breakers, grounding and isolators.

Overall dimensions are 16 m (L) × 3.5 m (W) × 2 m (H). Allow additional clearance for material handling, operator access and maintenance. Confirm exact installation footprint with the supplier during site planning.

It is designed for stainless steel IBC cage/tank frames. Depending on configuration and welding process selected, it may be adaptable to other ferrous materials — verify material compatibility and required consumables with the manufacturer.

The product description specifies automatic welding for stainless steel but does not list a specific process. Welding process and consumables (wire, flux, gas) are usually configurable — ask the supplier for the exact process options available for your order.

Yes — the machine is described as automatic and equipped with PLC control for precise operations. PLC parameters can be programmed for repeatable cycles and integration into automated production lines.

While specific safety devices are not detailed in the listing, automatic welding lines commonly include emergency stop(s), safety guarding/interlocks, and welding fume management recommendations. Confirm the exact safety features and compliance with local regulations with the supplier.

Routine maintenance typically includes cleaning, inspection and replacement of welding consumables (wire/electrodes, nozzles, liners), checking cooling/air/gas systems (if applicable) and PLC backups/calibration. The supplier can provide a recommended maintenance schedule and spare parts list.

Operator requirements depend on the level of automation, material handling and part loading/unloading arrangements. Many automated IBC frame lines operate with 1–3 operators for feeding, supervising and quality checks — confirm recommended staffing with the supplier.

Yes — the PLC control and compact design are intended to support integration. Provide your existing control protocols and production layout to the supplier so they can confirm compatibility and offer integration options.

Supply ability is listed as 20 sets per month. Actual lead time depends on order size, configuration, and shipping schedule — contact the supplier for a current lead time for your specific configuration.

Packaging details state bulk packing, with the machine welded or fastened onto the container hook for transport. Port of dispatch options are Ningbo or Shanghai. Confirm final packaging method and shipment terms before purchase.

Most suppliers offer on-site installation, commissioning and operator training as optional or included services. Ask the supplier for details, scope of training, and whether remote support is available.

The description does not list warranty terms or certifications. Request warranty duration, spare-parts coverage, and any relevant certifications (CE, ISO, etc.) from the supplier prior to purchase.

Provide your required production capacity, part drawings, material specifications, desired welding process and site electrical details to the supplier. They can then propose configurations, optional features and a formal quotation.