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氧熔棒

氧熔棒工作效益高,除砂速度快,具有快速熔切,清理功能的新産品,一投入市場_收到好評。氧弧熔斷棒規格爲直徑13X1800mm、13X2500mm等,主要解決鑄件粘砂.

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氧熔棒又名吹氧棒、氧弧熔斷棒，是河北兴创新款产品，具有快速熔切，清理功能。它只要在氧气的助燃下，立即能产生3600度的高温，使被加工的工件（金属，非金属，混凝土，岩石）迅速熔切或清理，达到作业的目的。

氧熔棒

氧熔棒

氧熔棒産品特點：

1、吹氧是鑄造,冶金,礦山,建築等熔斷,切割,解體,清理,穿孔的理想工具；

2、吹氧棒是一種鑄造材料，它主要解決鑄件粘砂，當鑄件粘砂時（特別是不鏽鋼鑄件）氣割很難割除，磨光機根本解決不了，吹氧棒能很容易割除，因爲吹氧棒管內有特殊的鋼材，當氣割引燃吹氧棒後，吹氧棒開始熔化，與砂進行氧化反應粘砂部位很快脆化，還有割鑄件冒口也是同樣道理；3、吹氧棒使用方便，操作簡單，只需與氧氣連接即可使用；

3、吹氧棒工作效益高，除砂速度快。吹氧棒規格爲直徑13X1800mm、13X2500mm等。

氧熔棒主要用途：1、熔切與穿孔：適用于各種材質的合金鑄件，不鏽鋼鑄件，鑄鐵件，鑄鋼件，有色金屬鑄件，熔渣的解體，鑄件冒口，披縫毛邊等熔切，金屬，非金屬，混凝土，岩石等穿孔；2.清理：解決各類鑄件粘砂(包砂/夾砂)，鑄件帶芯，鑄件內孔燒結粘砂的清理，各熔煉爐風眼，過橋，出水口熔渣堵塞的清理難題。

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