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【供應】日本进口ushioGL-30201晒版灯
當前價： 10.0 元/PCS （不含运费）
最小起訂： 2PCS
供貨總量： 1000PCS
最新修改： 2025-08-02 09:02:22.0

公司信息

东莞市优威通用机械設備有限公司

联系人：黄俊先生
联系电话：86 - 0769 - 27281233
手機：15989681883
電子信箱：604974962@qq.com
所在地：广东东莞
公司地址：東莞市萬江區簡沙洲大道6號

産品型号：ushio
産品规格：3KW

原産地：日本

適用範圍：曬版機，曝光機

詳細描述：东莞优威通用机械設備有限公司直销晒版灯配套机器有天马(Theimer) 赛克(SACK) OLEC USHIO 旺昌大祥冠仕吉英台三英威创新双合等
德國天馬曬版燈(Theimer) TH4200 TH4220 TH3020 THS6020 TH6220  THS5020 THS8027TH5027,TH1007等
德國SACK曬版燈 SACK 200275  200276等
日本 USHIO曬版燈 (牛尾)  GL-30201BF  GL-3K HL-30201BF HL-10201 GL-60201
日本YUMEX曬版燈 YGL-321  YGL-621 (YGL60201) 等
日本網屏曬版燈(GS UPX4003 UPX6003)
飛利浦PHILIPS：HPA400S；HPM12；HPM13；HPM15；HPM17；HP125R,PL-XL 36W
OSRAM歐司朗: ULTRA-VITALUX 300W 230V,E27燈頭紫外線固化燈泡；
另有美國OLEC  TCS 曬版燈  L1280 L1250等  日本ORC NMX-7000等

型號功率(W) 電流(A) 電壓(V) 極距(mm)
YGL-121 1000 8 140 100
YGL-321 3000 13.5 250 149
YGL-621 6000 13.6 440 230
YMX-3000 3000 9.7 350 250
YMX-5000 5000 7.8 750 600
YMX-7000 7000 13 550 280
YMX-8400 8400 9.3 1070 700
YMX-9000 9000 8.2 1100 806
YMX-10000 10000 16.5 750 370

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