Fully Automatic Metal Product Generation Line for Transformer Radiator Fin Processing

It is a fully automatic welding production line designed specifically to fabricate and weld transformer radiator fins with high precision and repeatability. It integrates automated feeding, welding, and handling to increase throughput and consistency in fin production.

The core component is the robust welding machine; the line typically includes automatic feeders/positioners, PLC/HMI controls, welding power source and consumables, material handling conveyors, and safety enclosures. Exact configuration is customizable.

The line is fully automatic, handling material loading, welding and unloading with minimal human intervention. Typical operation requires 1–2 operators for supervision, material loading and routine adjustments, but exact manpower depends on final configuration and plant layout.

It is designed for common radiator fin metals used in transformers (e.g., steel, aluminum, copper alloys). Fin size, thickness and geometry compatibility are configurable—provide material samples and drawings to TRINTFAR for validation and tuning.

Standard electrical compatibility is 380V three-phase. Exact power rating, compressed air, shielding gas (if applicable) and fume extraction needs depend on the welding method and customization. TRINTFAR will supply detailed utility requirements with the quote.

The listed machine dimension is 81 x 4.1 meters, but final footprint varies by configuration. Weight is approximately 4000 kg. Larger systems may ship in sections and require on-site assembly and floor space planning—confirm exact dimensions with sales.

Throughput depends on fin size, weld cycle, and configuration. Because capacity is customized, TRINTFAR will estimate pieces per hour based on your product specifications and production targets after reviewing samples or drawings.

Yes. The system is highly customizable—machinery capacity, power, welding method, fixtures and automation level can be tailored to your product requirements.

Routine maintenance includes daily cleaning, periodic lubrication of moving parts, inspection/replacement of welding consumables (wire, tips, nozzles), checking electrical connections and PLC backups. A preventive maintenance schedule will be provided by TRINTFAR with the machine.

Typical safety features include guarded welding areas, emergency stop buttons, interlocked access doors, proper grounding, and safety signage. Specific safety compliance (CE, local certifications) should be confirmed with the supplier and can be included per customer requirements.

The line typically uses an industrial PLC with an HMI touchscreen for process control, recipe management and diagnostics. Control hardware and software can be specified or integrated with customer systems upon request.

Yes. TRINTFAR supplies spare parts and consumables and can provide recommended spares lists. Long-term support and spare-part supply arrangements can be included in the purchase agreement.

Warranty terms and after-sales support vary by contract. Contact TRINTFAR sales for details on warranty duration, coverage, on-site commissioning, training, and availability of remote or on-site technical service agreements.

Large systems are typically packed in multiple transport crates or skids; single package size shown (100x100x100 cm, 300 kg) may refer to smaller parts/accessories. Heavy equipment will require on-site assembly, crane or forklift access, and professional commissioning by TRINTFAR or authorized technicians.

Provide TRINTFAR with part drawings, material specifications, required throughput and any site constraints. The supplier will respond with a tailored quote, lead time estimate and can perform trial runs or produce samples for performance validation prior to purchase.