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CR-11管裝飛達供料機

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CR-11管裝飛達供料器，本機可實現管裝物料的自動送料，自動整形，並能自動下空管；

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CR-11管裝飛達供料機
適用元件：	DIP等雙列直插元件	工作效率：	0.3-0.5pcs/s
控制系統：	PLC控制	驅動方式：	振盤+直振+氣動
电源：	AC220V/50-60HZ	使用氣壓：	5kg/cm2
最大功率：	100W	機身尺寸：	*L1250mm340mm80mm*
重量：	20Kgs

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