HanLi 6000W Industrial Water Chiller for Laser Machine
HanLi 6000W industrial laser water chillers are made specifically for 6kW fiber laser processing machines. Thanks to the dual temperature control circuit inside the chiller, HanLi-6000 water chiller is able to regulate and maintain the temperature of two parts – the laser and the optics. Industrial water chiller HanLi-6000 is equipped with high performance water pump, which guarantees that water circulation between the chiller and the above-mentioned two heat-producing parts can be ongoing.
Product Features
Technical Data
| Model | HL-6000-QG2/2 | HL-6000-EH-QG2/2 |
|---|---|---|
| Voltage & Frequency | 3p 380V@50hz | 3p 380V@60hz |
| Current | 11.6A | 11.1A |
| Machine Power | 7.5kw | 7.2kw |
| Application Environment | Environment temperature: 0~45℃; Relative humidity: ≤90% |
Environment temperature: 0~45℃; Relative humidity: ≤90% |
| Tempe. Control Accuracy | ±1℃ | ±1℃ |
| Electric Heating Power | 1500w+800w | 1500w+800w |
| Refrigerant | R410a | R410a |
| Rated Flow of Water Pump | 64L/min | 64L/min |
| Max. Pump Lift | 56.5M | 56.5M |
| Pump Power | 1.3kW | 1.3kW |
| Tank Volume | 70L | 70L |
| Laser Water Nozzle Interface | G3/4*Ø25mm Pagoda hose connector | G3/4*Ø25mm Pagoda hose connector |
| Cutting Head Water Nozzle Interface | G1/2*Ø12mm Pagoda hose connector | G1/2*Ø12mm Pagoda hose connector |
| Machine Weight | 180KG | 180KG |
| Machine Size | 830*680*1500mm(L*W*H) | 830*680*1500mm(L*W*H) |
| Packing Dimensions | 970*810*1670mm(L*W*H) | 970*810*1670mm(L*W*H) |
Product Details
Applications
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