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SDT-4343S圆管电磁铁医疗呼吸机设备用超长使用寿命推拉电磁铁

SDT-4343S圆管电磁铁医疗呼吸机设备用超长使用寿命推拉电磁铁

SDT-4343S圆管电磁铁医疗呼吸机设备用超长使用寿命推拉电磁铁

SDT-4343S圆管电磁铁医疗呼吸机设备用超长使用寿命推拉电磁铁

SDT-4343S圆管电磁铁医疗呼吸机设备用超长使用寿命推拉电磁铁

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SDT-4343S圆管电磁铁医疗呼吸机设备用超长使用寿命推拉电磁铁

尺寸：φ43*43mm

滑杆：直徑φ18mm

電壓：DC12V

行程：4.8mm

力量：0-60N

功率：≤3W

電流：≤0.25A

電阻：48Ω

壽命：≥1000萬次

工作循環：100%連續通電

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型號：SDT-4343S-12A48

圓管式電磁鐵（管状电磁铁）选用圆管式结构设计，工作原理跟框架式電磁鐵相同，都是做直动来回动作。该类电磁铁外壳因为采用圆铁管加工制作，无需开模具冲压，只需CNC机床加工，根据不同需求和不同标准加工成不同尺寸款式。

因爲選用管狀式結構設計，使磁力線獲得最大發揮，屬于磁路飽和的一種電磁鐵，大部分電磁轉化成磁能，具有力量大、壽命高等特性。圓管式電磁鐵具備獨特的設計造型，特性更平穩、工作更可靠，安裝更方便。

另外，圓管外殼給內部的電磁元器件起到了很好的保護和防腐作用，非常適用于空間狹小，環境較惡劣的條件下使用。

SDT-4343S系列管狀電磁鐵屬于中型尺寸的推拉直動電磁鐵，具有較大的力量和較穩定的可靠性，廣泛應用于醫療呼吸機等醫療設備。

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尺寸：φ43*43mm

滑杆：直徑φ18mm

電壓：DC12V

行程：4.8mm

力量：0-60N

功率：≤3W

電流：≤0.25A

電阻：48Ω

壽命：≥1000萬次

工作循環：100%連續通電

圓管式電磁鐵是非标定制电子元器件，除了线圈骨架是模具成型外，其他配件和参数都可以按需求定制。

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1.? 联系客服：请致电或微信、邮件客服。（手机微信号：137-1408-9194，郵箱：sales@zanty.com）

2.? 提供需求：提供电压、力量、行程、通断比和尺寸大小等参数。

3.? 规格书确认：我们根据需求选型并出规格书，除了外框尺寸不能变，其他轴杆大小长短都可定制，如果按特定的外框尺寸做，则需开模。

4.? 打样：我们根据规格书制作样品，制作周期7天左右。

5.? 样品测试：样品测试合格则下批量订单，不合格则重做样品。

6.? 批量生产：签订批量买卖合同。

为了更详细了解您的定制需求，您可以选择下载以下《産品定制需求表》，填写完成后发送邮件或微信给我们。

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生活自動化有：地鐵屏蔽門、ATM機、自動檢票機、販賣機、收銀箱、各種刷卡機、烤面包機、發藥機、呼吸機、氧氣機、美腿器、吸乳器、封口機、釣魚船、洗碗機、自行車租賃系統、電壓力鍋、沙律機、按摩器、遊戲機、汽車鎖、充電槍電子鎖等。

辦公自動化有：刻字機、打印機、複印機、密碼鎖、各種自動門鎖、保險櫃、充電櫃、機械手臂、漏電保護開關等。

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