Import Cheap Reasonable Price Parting Tool — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The parting tool from Zhanjiang Weida Machinery is a rotating-disc cutting machine designed for rubber processing, suitable for natural rubber, compound rubber, reclaimed rubber and synthetic rubber. It uses a hydraulic worktable with reciprocating motion and a rotating blade to cut rubber bales into smaller blocks, slices, granules or bars. The available engine models include WQJ-1000 and WQJ-1300, each with a cutter diameter of 1000 mm and 1300 mm respectively, both operating at a rotating speed of 40.5 r/min.

The machine is powered by a 2.2 kW cycloid reducer (BWD3-35-4KW) and has a capacity of 2 to 3 tonnes, with a net weight of 1.12 tonnes. Hydraulic oil serves as the working medium, providing self-lubrication for moving parts to reduce friction and extend service life. The design is typical for industrial rubber processing, where precision cutting and material handling are critical for downstream manufacturing.

This equipment is used by rubber product manufacturers, tyre producers and recycling facilities that require consistent, high-precision cutting of rubber materials. The packing dimensions vary by model: 1840x1130x1400 mm for the WQJ-1000 and 2200x1130x1650 mm for the WQJ-1300. Buyers should confirm compatibility with their production line requirements and available floor space. The machine is supplied in standard industrial packaging for export.

Zhanjiang Weida Machinery is based in the Guandu Industrial Zone, Zhanjiang, Guangdong, China. The company operates as a harbor-tier supplier, indicating a verified business presence in a major port city. Their address places them in a region known for industrial manufacturing and export activity, which aligns with their focus on rubber processing equipment.

The supplier’s profile does not specify additional details such as years in operation, certifications, or client references. Their product listing provides technical specifications and functional descriptions but does not include response metrics or verification signals beyond the harbor tier. Buyers should directly confirm the supplier’s production capabilities, lead times, and quality control processes before placing orders.