200N Addible PVC SWT-WP1 Plus Roof Welding Machine for Tunnles
Product Description:
The new generation of roofing hot air welder offers more
application diversity. The welding of high quality thermoplastic
waterproof rolls (PVC,TPO, EPDM, ECB, EVA, etc.) can be realized
quickly in the gutter of the roof, near and on the edge of parapet
or in other narrow spaces.
PVC, TPO, modified SBS and other materials in industrial plants,
public places, underground projects, ports, swimming pools, etc.
can be matched with different types of roof welding machines.
Whether it is large-area welding of flat roofs or local welding of
parapets and gutters, it can meet all customer needs for welding
roof waterproofing materials, making it more convenient and easy to
use and more reliable to weld.
| Application | PVC/TPO/CPE/EPDM welding |
| Voltage | 230V |
| Power | 4200W |
| Welding speed | 1.0-10.0m/min |
| Heating temperature | 50-620℃ adjustable |
| Welding pressure | 200N,Addible |
| Welding seam | 40mm |
| New weight | 38kg |
| Certiicates | CE |
| Model | SWT-WP1 PLUS |
Production Advantage:
Work Process:
Overlap two roofing sheets (typically 40-50mm).
Preheat the welding area if needed.
Pass the SWT-WP1 machine over the seam to fuse the membranes.
Inspect the weld for consistency and adhesion.
Application :
Roofing Membrane Installation
Used for welding TPO & PVC roofing membranes in commercial, industrial, and residential buildings.
Ensures strong, waterproof seams for flat or low-slope roofs.
Waterproofing Projects
Suitable for waterproofing tunnels, basements, reservoirs, and
other structures requiring airtight seams.
Industrial & Civil Construction
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FAQ
1. General Questions
Q: What materials can the SWT-WP1Plus weld?
A: It is designed for TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin) and PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) roofing membranes.
Q: Is the SWT-WP1Plus suitable for all roof types?
A: Yes, it works best on flat or low-slope roofs commonly found in commercial and industrial buildings.
Q: What is the welding width?
A: Typically, it welds a 40–50mm (1.5–2 inches) seam, depending on the overlap and settings.
