Elektra Beckum Welding Transformers and Rectifiers SB 160 C User manual

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Betriebsanleitung
Schweißgeräte mit stufenloser Regelung
Operating Instructions
Welding Transformers and Rectifiers
with Stepless Current Control
Instructions d'utilisation
Appareil de soudure avec réglage en continu
Handleiding
Lasapparaten met traploze instelling
SB 160 C / SB 200 CT

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SB 160 C - SB 200 C
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* EN 50060; EN 55014 (1993); DIN EN 61000-4-1 (1993), EN 60974-1
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Dipl. Ing. Jürgen Kusserow
Vorstand
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Tel.: [phone]
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1 Specifications
2 Taking a Single-Phase Machine Into Operation
2.1 Taking a Combination 1-Ph/2-Ph Machine into Operation
3 General Information for Welding Transformer/Rectifier Operators
3.1 Overview of Stick Electrodes and their correct Use
3.1.1 Care of Stick Electrodes
3.1.2 Function of the Stick Electrode Coating
3.1.3 Classification of Stick Electrodes according to DIN 1913
3.1.4 Selecting Suitable Electrodes for a Welding Task
3.1.5 Arc Starting and Arc Burning
3.1.6 Welding Positions According to DIN 1921
4 Welding Hints
4.1 Weld Types
4.2 Weld Flaws and possible Causes - Shown on Fillet Welds
5 Accessories and Accessory Maintenance
6 Wiring Diagrams
Contents
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User Responsibility
You have bought a high-quality electric arc welding machine, designed and built by specialists with many years of
experience. A machine built to last, giving a long service life.
All models have the correct size power supply cable fitted, the transformer‘s core is made from top-quality insulated
sheet steel, to keep eddy currents and cyclic magnetization losses to an absolute minimum.
Please read the instructions given in the manual in order to fully utilize the potential of your machine.
Know and adhere to all local safety codes and regulations governing the operation of electric arc welding machines.
The operation of the welding divice in the data processing system environment is not allowed!
This product shall only be used as specified. Any other use requires the written consent of Elektra Beckum AG,
P.O.Box 1352, D-49703 Meppen, Germany
Please contact your dealer for any warranty claims.
Warranty work will essentially be carried out by service centres authorised by us. Repairs beyond the warranty
period may be carried out only by our authorised service centres.
Please preserve all repair invoices! We reserve the right to make technical changes!
We recommend attending a welding course at a recognised technical institute.
2 Taking a Single-Phase Machine into Operation
This machine is to be connected to the power mains via a Earth Fault Circuit Interrupter of 30 mA capacity. Worn
or damaged power cables should be replaced immediately by a qualified electrician.
Do not operate this machine with a damaged power cable, danger of personal injury by electric shock.
Children are not permitted to operate this machine.
Connect to an earthed single-phase 230/240 V outlet, protected by a 16 A time-lag fuse. Operating other electric
machines or appliances on the same circuit while welding is only possible to a very limited extent and not
recommended.
Earth and welding cable are firmly attached to the machine.
Polarity does not matter with AC welding current.
1 Specifications
Model SB 160 C SB 200 CT SB 200 CT
Main voltage 230/400 V 240 V 230/400 V
Mains frequency 50/60 Hz 50 Hz 50/60 Hz
Welding steps stepless stepless stepless
Stepless at 230 V 32 - 38 V 47 - 55 V 31 - 39 V
Stepless at 400 V 38 - 46 V 41 - 50 V
Max. OCV at 230 V 16 A time-lag 32 A time-lag 16 A time-lag
Max. OCV at 400 V 16 A time-lag 20 A time-lag
Insulation class H H H
Protection class IP 21 IP 21 IP 21
Setting range, stepless 230 V 30 - 110 A 70 - 180 A 20 - 110 A
Setting range, stepless 400 V 65 - 155 A 60 - 180 A
Cooling self fan fan
Weldable electrodes at 230 V Ø 1.6 - 2.5 mm Ø 2,0 - 4,0 mm Ø 1.6 - 2.5 mm
Weldable electrodes at 400 V Ø 2.0 - 3.25 mm Ø 2.0 - 4.0 mm

Example:
Stick electrode DIN 913 - E 43 3 2 AR 7
Type of electrode Number of DIN standard
Code for manual electric arc welding
Code number for tensile strength,
yield point and elongation
Code number for impact
engergy of 28 Joule minimum
Code number for increased impact
energy of 47 Joule minimum
Code for coating
Code number for electrode class
3.1 Care of Stick Electrodes and their correct Use
3.1.1Coding of Stick Electrodes according to DIN 1913
In order to achieve a good weld the electrode has to be dry, thus storing in a dry place is essential- Should
electrodes have become moist, dry in an oven at between 200°C to 300°C for 30 minutes.
Basic coated low-hydrogen type electrodes always require pre-drying at 200°C to 300°C for 3 hours as atomic
hydrogen causes weld flaws.
The designation of welding electrodes is standardized by DIN 1913. The designation is stipulated by the
electrode manufacturers in accordance with the standard and checked by an inspection body. It is printed on
the electrode packet.
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Select the correct welding current as shown below:
Current (A) Electrode Ø Material Thickness
25 - 50 1.0 - 2.0 mm 1.0 - 2.0 mm
50 - 100 2.0 - 2.5 mm 2.0 - 4.0 mm
100 - 140 2.5 - 3.25 mm 4.0 - 8.0 mm
140 - 220 3.25 - 5.0 mm 8.0 - 12.0 mm
220 - 300 5.0 - 6.0 mm 12.0 - 20.0 mm
In principle do not use too thick an electrode. As a general rule calculate 40 amps welding current per 1 mm of
electrode diameter. Depending on electrode type, material thickness and weld position this calculated value may
have to be adjusted to plus or minus. All machines work well with thin plate from 1.0 mm thickness.
3 General Information for Welding Transformer/Rectifier Operators
Dust, dirt and metal chips will harm any welding machine. It is of particular importance that the air ventilation for
cooling is not obstructed.
A weld should join two work pieces as if they were made from a single piece. Prior to the welding the joints must
be cleaned and dirt, rust, grease and paint removed. Also slag from previous welds must be completely removed.
Attach earth clamp firmly to work piece, assuring good metal to metal contact. Check that all cables and
connectors are in proper operating condition to ensure proper current conduction.
Place electrode with the uncoated end into one of the electrode holder's notches. Each welding machine is
supplied complete with an accessory kit, comprising the welding cables, a welding visor and a slag hammer.
When removing slag it is recommended to protect the eyes by suitable means (goggles) from injury by sharp and
hot slag. The welding visor's dark glass plate protects the eye against ultra-violet and infrared rays. The clear
glass plate protects the dark plate against spatters and damage. The dark protective glass is available in different
shades for different types of electrodes and to suit different eye sensivity. Normally for electrodes from 1.5 mm
to 4 mm Ø protective glasses of shade DIN 9 are used, for electrode over 4 mm Ø shade DIN 10.
Attach earth clamp to the workpiece, close to the weld seam and on bare metal for good conduction.
Place stick electrode into the electrode holder.
With the handwheel select the desired welding current.
If there is not power outlet near the work area an extension cable is required. The cable's lead cross section must be
at least 2.5 mm2. Uncoil extension cable fully to prevent heatbuild-up by inductance. Inductance also conside-rably
reduces the welding current. Extension of the welding cables is also possible, but the cross section of the extension
cables must be larger than that of the cables supplied with the machine.
Every machine is protected against overloads by a thermo switch, which switches the power to the transformer off if it
becomes too hot. After a short cooling-down period the machine will switch back on automatically. Model SB 200 CT
is equipped with a fan for forced cooling, given better performance with a higher duty-cycle.

3.1.2Function of the Stick Electrode Coating
Stabilization of the
arc and lonization
of the arc space
Protection of the weld
metal from atmospheric
oxygen and nitrogen
This protection is achieved by the generation of shielding gases and slag during the
melting of the electrode.
Compensation of alloy burn-off.
bare
electrode
unstable
arc
coated
electrode
stable
arc
coated
electrode
slag shielding gas
bare
electrode
Coating thickness
Penetration depth
Weld seam appearance
Gap bridging ability
Material transfer
D
d
DD
dd
light
D = 1.2 · d
=
heavy
D > 1.55 · d
medium
D > 1.2 · d
but <1.55 · d
Stick Electrodes According to DIN 1913
A acid coated
R rutile light and medium coating
RR rutile heavy coating
AR rutile acid coating
C cellulose coating
R(C) rutile cellulose medium coating
RR(C) rutile cellulose heavy coating
B basic coating
B(R) basic coating with non-basic proportions
RR(B) rutile basic heavy coating
Types of Coating
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Code Weld Position Code Letter For
Welding Position
1 all w, h, hü, s, f, q, ü
2 all except vertical-down w, h, hü, s, q, ü
3 gravity position w
fillet weld
gravity position w
horizontal h
4 gravity position w
3.1.3Classification of Stick Electrodes
according to Table 3 of DIN 1913
Grade Weld
Position
Stick Electrode
Type
A 2
R 2
R 3
R(C) 3
C 4
RR 5
RR(C) 5
RR 6
RR(C) 6
A7
AR 7
RR(B) 7
RR 8
RR(B) 8
B 9
B(R) 9
B 10
R(R) 10
RR 11
AR 11
B 12
B(R) 12
Coating
Thickness
2
3
4
5
6
8
9
10
11
12
7
light
medium
heavy
(high-
performance
electrodes)
1
2 (1)
1
1
2
4 (3)
2
1
2
2
1
Code for Welding Position
according to Table 4 of DIN 1913
3.1.4Selecting suitable Electrodes for a Welding Task
Component Welding Task
out-of position
welding of butt and
fillet welds on thin-
walled extrusion
horizontal or gravity
position fillet welds
on long beams with
"a" = 5 mm
gravity position
double-V welds on
thick plate tow bars
out-of-position fillet
welds on bracket of
10 mm thick plate
out-of-position butt
welds on pipelines
Stick Electrode Type
RR 6
RR 8
RR 11
AR 11
B 10
RR(B) 7
RR(B) 8
weld 1:
C 4
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Stick electrodes can be classified according to their coating as under:
Type Code
Type
Coating
Characteristics
Type of Slag
-
Slag Removal Ability
Penetration Depth
-
Gap Bridging Ability
Weld AppearanceCharacteristicsElectrode Manipula-
tion
O
Bare Electrode
finely distributed arc
stabilizers in the
electrode material
minimal slag shallow
-
excellent
more difficult to weld
than any other stick
electrode
very high deposition
rate, minimal heat
stress, little heat
distortion
convex, coarsely
rippled
OO
Flux-CoreElectrode
arc stabilizers rolled
into the electrode's
core
minimal slag average to deep
-
excellent
slightly easier to
weld than bare
electrodes
good deposition
rate, minimal heat
stress, little weld
distorition,
especially for root
welds
convex
-
coarsely rippled
N
Titania Oxide Type
high contens of
titanium oxide
porous, even slag
blanket
-
easily removed
average
-
good to excellent,
depending on
coating thickness
weldability of fillet
welds improves with
increasing coating
thickness
general purpose
electrodes, for
steels sensitive to
welding conditions,
for thin plate
slightly convex to
flat, finely to
medium-coarsely
rippled
flat, finely rippledEs
Acid-Coated Type
high contents of
heavy metal oxides
porous, even slag
blanket
deep
-
average
weldability of fillet
welds improves with
increasing coating
thickness
for steels sensitive
to welding
conditions, requires
good weld
preparation
Ox
Iron Oxide Type
high contents of iron
oxides
tight slag blanket of
evenly distributed
thickness
-
very easily
shallow
-
very poor
good weldability,
fillet welds in gravity
position only
for unalloyed low-
carbon steels,
requires good weld
preparation
concave, very finely
rippled
Kb
Basic Low-
Hydrogen Type
high contents of
calcium or other
alkaline carbonates
thick slag blanket
-
fair
medium
-
good
handling requires
some practice, in
particular when
setting electrode to
and removing from
weld
particularly suitable
for thick plate and
rigid assemblies, for
high-carbon steels,
for thermo steels
slightly convex,
medium-coarsely
rippled
Ze
Cellulose Type
high contents of
organic components
minimal, often
quickly solidifying
thin slag blanket
-
easy
deep
-
very good
good handling as
only minimal slag,
heavy fume
generation
for out-of-position
welding
slightly convex,
rippled
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In addition to the electrodes types shown in the above table there are several special types available coded SO. Cast
iron electrodes, for example, fall into this class.
When buying Kb and So type electrodes make sure they are suitable for AC current. As far as the quality grades are
concerned, a higher number indicates a better grade quality. For common low-carbon steels grades 7 - 9 are best
suitable.
The last letter of the code shown on the stick electrode indicates the coating thickness.
d = light coating
m = medium coating
s = heavy coating

Arc Length
The arc length "a", that is the distance between the stick electrode and the work, should be:
with stick electrodes of coating type R, RR, A, C = 1.0xd,
with stick electrodes of coating type B = 0.5xd,
Too long an arc reduces the penetration, increases the arc blow effect and, particularly with basic coated stick
electrodes, causes a porous weld seam.
3.1.6Welding Positions According to DIN 1921
3.1.5Arc Starting and Arc Burning
Arc Strike
Always start the arc in the welding groove.
When the arc is stable weld over the arc strike and melt for good fusion, otherwise there is a risk of cracking.
d
a
wrong
correct
arc strike
arc strike open-circuit voltage Short-circuit voltage
3 to 5 V
working voltage
20 to 30 V
Arc starting
sequence
q
q = horizontal-vertical position
f
s
ü = overhead position
ü
w = gravity position
ww
h
h = horizontal position
s = vertical-up position
f = vertical-down position
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4 Welding Hints
Because of the multitude of and great differences in the important points for welding only the very basic
operations for the most common electrodes for low-carbon steels, the Ti-type electrode, are introduced here.
In the case that other electrodes have to be used, the electrode manufacturers supply upon request all relevant
information for the type of special electrode to be used.
Always make some trial welds on scrap material. Select electrode diameter and welding current as per Table 1.
Attach earth clamp to work piece and place electrode into electrode holder as described earlier. Now hold the
electrode tip approx. 2 cm / 1 inch above the starting point of your welding seam. Hold the welding shield in front
of your face and draw the electrode with a short stroke along the groove. Through the welding shield you watch
the arc, keeping it to a length of 1 to 1.5 times the electrode diameter.
wrong
arc too long
(Pic. 3)
correct
approx. 1 - 1.5 the electrode-Ø
(Pic. 4)
The correct arc length is important for a good weld, because with too short or too long an arc both welding current
and working voltage change. A low working voltage causes insufficient penetration. Too high or too low welding
current gives a poor welding seam. Too long an arc does not sufficiently melt the parent material, resulting in
high spatter losses. Also the air, with its detrimental substances like hydrogen and nitrogen, may get access to
the weld pool.
For a good weld the work angle of the electrode (or electrode inclination angle) is of substantial importance. The
inclination should be 70°- 80°to the welding direction. With the work angle too steep slag will run under the weld
pool, too flat an work angle causes the arc to spatter, in both cases the result is a porous, weak welding seam
(see pictures 5 - 7).
< 70°
welding direction
(Pic. 6)
(Pic. 5)
> 80°
welding direction
(Pic. 7)
70-80°
welding direction
wrong wrong correct
The welder has to keep the arc at the same length, that is the electrode burn-off is compensated by feeding the
electrode into the weld. At the same time the welder has to watch the weld pool for even penetration and width.
Welding is always done from left to right (backhand welding).
At the end of the welding seam the electrode can not simply be lifted or pulled from the weld, this creates porous
end craters, which weaken the weld. To correctly terminate a weld the electrode is held for a short moment at
the end of the weld seam, then lifted in an arc over the just laid weld.
wrong
(Pic. 8)
correct
(Pic. 9)
Remove slag only after it has cooled down and is no longer glowing.
If an interrupted weld is to be continued, the slag at the end of the already finished weld must be removed. Then
the arc can be started either in the groove or on the weld, as described earlier, and then moved to the end of
the weld, which has to be thoroughly melted for good fusion. Welding is then continued normally.
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For Fillet Welds "a" is the throat width size. The throat width should be at least x 0.7 the plate thickness of the
thinner plate.
4.1 Weld Types
For Butt Welds the work piece edges should be bevelled to approx. 30°, which gives a groove angle of 60°
(Pic. 10).
The root opening between the two work pieces should be 2 - 3 mm.
60°
(Pic. 10)
(Pic. 11)
a
Other weld types:
x-weld J-weld
y-weld Flange weld
Let weld cool down in the ambient air, do not quench.
A joint weld must always have a good fusion at the root.
wrong correct
(Pic. 12) (Pic. 13)
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4.2 Weld Flaws and possible Causes - Shown on Fillet Welds
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Attach earth clamp as close as possible to the weld. Structural components, beams, pipes or rails should not be used
for earth conducting if they are not the actual work piece.
Replace broken insulating parts at once! Clean work piece surface for good conduction
Ring tongue terminal soldered, crimped, clamped Insulate screw joint terminal with rubber bush or heat-
shrinkable sleeve
Fully Insulated Electrode Holder Connection of Welding Cables to the Work Piece
5 Accessories and Accessory Maintenance
Connecting Welding Cables to the Welding
Power Source
Connecting (Extending) Welding Cables
Weld Undercut
Welding current to high
Electrodework angletoosteep
Arc too long
End Crater
Electrode removed too quickly
from the weld pool, particularly
with high welding currents risk
of shrinkage cracking
Weld Toe Cracks
Material sensitive to welding
conditions
Weldcooleddowntoofastafter
welding
Slag Inclusion
Welding current too low
Welding speed to high
Welding over slag on multi-
layer welds
Gas Inclusion
Work surface not clean
(rust, grease, paint)
Arc to long
Basic coated electrodes not
sufficiently dried
Root Flaw
Slag entering root area
because distance too great
handle
spring
insulated jaws
hand lever

6 Wiring Diagrams
6 Schaltpläne
6 Schémas électriques
6 Schakelschema's
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N
L1
L2
CEE Plug
3P+N+PE
CEE Adapter
3P+N+PE
N
L1
L2
Red Light
Plug
230 V
400 V
400 V 230 V Schwitch Positions
Contacts
N - N
L1 - L1
L2 - L2
230 V
OFF
OFF
ON
0
ON
ON
ON
400 V
On
OFF
OFF
PE
III
SB 160 C (230/400 V)
SB 200 CT (240 V)
Transformer
N
L1
PE
240V 0
Volta
g
e selector switch
240V
Control
light
Thermo
switch
Fan

SB 200 CT (230/400 V)
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N
L1
L2
CEE Plug
3P+N+PE
CEE Adapter
3P+N+PE
N
L1
L2
Red Light
III
Plug
230 V
400 V
400 V 230 V Schwitch Positions
Contacts
N - N
L1 - L1
L2 - L2
230 V
OFF
OFF
ON
0
ON
ON
ON
400 V
On
OFF
OFF
PE

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El Salvador; Metabo S.A. de C.V.; Colonia Santa Clara, Pasaje C No. 20;
Cuscatancingo; San Salvador; (+503) 2 - 38 47 65; ([phone]; [e-mail]
Espana; Herramientas Metabo S.A.; PolÌgono Ind. Prado del Espino;
C/Forjadores, 12; 28660 Boadilla del Monte (Madrid); (+34) 91 - 6 32 47 40; (+34) 91 - 6 32 41 47; [e-mail]
Ethiopia; SUTCO Pvt. Ltd. Co.; P.O. Box 17924; ; Addis Ababa; (+251) 1-51
27 58; ([phone]; sut[email protected].et
Finland; NOFA O.Y.; Hannuksentie 1; O.O. Box 28 ; 02270 Espoo; (+358) 9-
804861; (+358) 9 - 803 9485; [email protected]i
France; LUREM MACHINES A BOIS S.A.; BP 1 ; ; 61700 Domfront; (+33)2
33 37 57 19; ([phone];
Ghana; Emmnock Tradingcompany Ltd.; Knutsford. Avenue opp. Morocco
House; P.O. Box 1783; Accra; (+233) 21 - 66 39 94; (+233) 21 - 78 02 90;
Great Britain; Metabo (UK) Ltd.; 25 Majestic Road ; Nursling Industrial
Estate; Southampton / SO 16 OYT; (+44) 2380 - 73 20 00; (+44) 2380 - 74 75 00; [email protected]o.uk
Guatemala; Almacen la Palma S.A.; 2a Calle 4-38, Zona 9; ; Guatemala
Ciudad, 01009; ([phone]; ([phone]; [email protected]
Hong Kong; Jebsen & Co. Ltd. ; 9/F, Jebsen Motor Group Building; 924-926
Cheung Sha Wan Road; Kowloon / Hong Kong; ([phone]; ([phone]; riley[email protected].hk
Iceland; ASBORG S.F.; Smidjuvegi 11; ; 200 Kopavogi; ([phone];
([phone]; [e-mail]
India; Metabo Power Tools PVT Ltd.; Plot No. 40, WMDC Industrial
Complex; Ambethan Road, Kharabwadi; Chakan, Tal.: Khed, Dist.- Pune(Pin410 501); (+91) 213 - 55 22 03; (+91) 213 - 55 21 61;
Indonesia; P.T. Kawan Lama Sejahtera pt; Gedung Kawan Lama Jl. Puri
Kencana No. 1; Meruya - Kembangan; Jakarta 11610; (+62) 21 - 5 82 82 82; (+62) 21 - 5 82 55 88; [e-mail]
Israel; Proter + Cohn Ltd; Technical Supply P.O.Box 33215 / 3; Haatzmaut
Road; 33033 Haifa; (+972) 4 - 8 64 04 69; (+972) 4 - 8 67 18 03; [e-mail]
Italia; Carlo Stechel & Figli S.rl; Via Buozzi, 22; ; 20 097 San Donato
Milanese (MI); (+39) 02 - 52 77 71; (+39) 02 - 55 60 03 22; [e-mail]
Japan; Metabo Japan Co., Ltd.; 5-1024-3, Baigou, Ohme-city; ; Tokyo 198-
0063; (+81) 4 - 28 77 05 06; (+81) 4 - 28 77 05 07;
Jordan; Newport Trading Agency; P.O.Box 6166 / 151 Hashimi Str.; City
Center; Amman 111 18; (+962) 6 - 465 56 80; (+962) 6 - 464 54 39; [email protected]om.jo
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; Saudi Industrial Tools Corporation; Madinah
Road, Kilo 9; P.O.Box 11429; Jeddah 21453; (+96) 62 - 6 82 04 58; (+96) 62 - 6 91 12 67; [e-mail]
Kuwait; Naser Moh. Al-Sayer ; Gen. Trading & Contracting Co.; P.O. Box
663 SAFAT; 13007 State of Kuwait; ([phone]; ([phone]; Alsayer_elec[email protected]
Malaysia; Finetools SDN BHD; No. 7 Jalan 1/92C; Batu 3 1/4 Jalan Cheras;
56100 Kuala Lumpur; (+60) 3 - 92002966 / 92003966; (+60) 3 - 92007599; [email protected]ng.my
Malaysia; LINTREX (Malaysia) SON: BHD.; 68100 BATU Caves, Box S 24
Sentul; ; 51700 Kuala Lumpur; (+60)3 - 6 18 88 88; (+60)3 - 6 17 66 16;
Malta; G + T Imports Limited; Metabo Shop, Birkirkara By-Pass; ; Iklin BZN
11; ([phone]; ([phone]; [email protected]obal.net.mt
Mauritanie; S.T.A.F; B.P.: 40246; ; Nouakchott; ([phone]; (+222)
525 14 09; [e-mail]
Mauritius; Dema - Supplies Ltd.; 2A Deschartres Street; ; Port Louis; (+230)
2 12 64 05; ([phone]; [e-mail]
Morocco; StÈ Yyes Rouger; 20 Bd. Ibn Tachfine; ; 20300 Casablanca;
([phone]; (+212) 2 - 31 24 62;
Nederland; Metabo Nederland b.v.; Postbus 180; ; 3620 AD Breukelen;
(+31) 3462 - 6 42 44; (+31) 3462 - 6 35 54; verko[email protected]
New Caledonia; Ets. Szemmelveisz; 3, Rue Fernand Forest; Boite Postale
668; 98845 NoumÈa; ([phone]; ([phone]; [e-mail]
New Zealand; Tooline Limited; 50 Disraeli Street; P.O. Box 798;
Christchurch; (+64) 3 - 36 55 931; (+64) 3 - 36 55 932; [e-mail]
Norway; Metabo Norge AS; Postboks 1296; ; 3205 Sandefjord; (+47) 33 - 44
55 55; (+47) 33 - 44 55 50; pstein[email protected]o
Paraguai; Taguato S.A.; Avda.Gra.Santos No. 1948/Tte. Garay; ; Asuncion;
(+595) 981 - 43 15 13; (+595) 21 - 33 36 77; [e-mail]
Philippines; Mach Tools Inc.; 185 A & B del Monte Avenue; ; Manresa,
Quezon City; (+63) 2 - 3 63 01 59; (+63) 2 - 3 61 48 41; nancytany[email protected]c.net.ph
Polska; Metabo Polska Sp. z o.o.; Gdynska 28; ; 73-110 Stargard
Szczecinski; (+48) 91 - 5 78 11 95; (+48) 91 - 5 78 07 76; [e-mail]
Portugal; BOLAS-Maq. e Ferramentas de Qualidade, S.A.; Rua B, Lotes 8-
10-12; Apartado 53; 7000-171 Evora Codex; (+351) 266 - 74 93 00; (+351) 266 - 74 93 09; [e-mail]
Qatar; Gulf Incon; P.O.Box 4076; ; Doha; ([phone]; ([phone]
65; [e-mail]
Rep. de Panam·; G erman-Tec (Panam·) S.A.; Via Argentina 46-70;
Apartado 342, Zona 9-A; Panam· ; ([phone]; ([phone]; [e-mail]
Republic of South Africa; Metabo Power Tools SA (Pty.) Ltd.; 165 Van DER
BIJL STREET; MEADOWDALE - Germiston; Johannesburg; (+27) 11 - 372 - 96 00; (+27) 11 - 453-41 63; ebo[email protected].za
Republica Dominicana; Agroindustrial Ferretera S.A.; Av. Luperon No. 42; ;
Santo Domingo; (+1) 809 - 531 50 80; (+1) 809 - 531 53 38; [e-mail]
Rumania; Agent Trade S.R.L.; Splaiul Unlrii 235-237; ; 74299 Bucuresti 3;
(+40) 1 - 3 20 31 41; (+40) 1 - 3 20 31 42; [e-mail]
Russia; OOO ITA-Strojinkom; Uliza Alabjana 3; ; 125057 Moskau; (+7) 095 -
198 43 14/198 17 13; (+7) 095 - 198 43 14; meta[email protected]u
Schweiz; Metabo (Schweiz) AG; Lindauerstr. 17; ; 8317 Tagelswangen; (+41
) 52 - 3 54 34 44; (+41) 52 - 3 54 34 45; serv[email protected]
Singapore; HOMELY HARDWARE PTE LTD; No. 1 Ubi Crescent #01-01;
Number One Building; Singapore 408563; ([phone]; ([phone]; [e-mail]
Slovenia; Dilex d.o.o.; Ogrinceva 17; ; 1000 Ljubljana; (+386) 61 - 1 68 16
20; (+386) 61 - 1 68 16 16; meta[email protected]
South Corea; Metabo-Korea Co. Ltd.; Room No. 101, Daesung Building;
263-1 Ipchung-Dong, Chung-Gu; Seoul; (+82) 2 - 22 76 09 14/5; (+82) 2 - 2 78 62 62; [e-mail]
St. Lucia; Eurotools Int`l Ltd; P.O.Box RB 2484; Rodney Bay, Gros Islet,
West Indies; Santa Lucia; (+1)758 - 452-99 14; (+1)758 - 452-99 15; [e-mail]
Sultanate of Oman; AHMED RAMADHAN JUMA & CO.L.L.C.; P.O. Box
3566; Postal Code 112; Ruwi; ([phone]; ([phone]; [email protected]
Sverige; Metabo Sverige AB; Skifferv‰gen 6; ; 553 03 Jˆ nkˆ ping; (+46) 36 -
10 06 60; (+46) 36 - 16 07 54; [e-mail]
Sverige; HDF - Bolagen AB ; Svarvaregatan 5; P.O.Box 525; 30180
Halmstad; (+46) 35 - 154400; (+46) 35 - 104835; bo[email protected]e
Thailand; SSM - Sri Siam Mongkol Co., Ltd; 1570-1576 Krung Kasem RD.; ;
Pomprab Bangkok 10100; (+66) 2 - 3 28 11 89; (+66) 2 - 3 28 13 04; [email protected].th
Tunesia; L¥Equipment Moderne; 86, Ave. de Carthage; ; 1000 Tunis; (+216)
1 - 25 83 92; (+216) 1 - 35 18 45; [e-mail]
Turkey; Burla A.S.; Voyvoda Cad. 61-65; ; 80003 Karakˆ y-Istanbul; (+90)
212 - 2 56 49 50; (+90) 212 - 2 38 98 26; [email protected]
Ukraine; Comservice; Ukraian-Russian Joint Venture 2; Narodnogo
Opolcheniaya; 03 151 Kiev; (+380) 44 - 2 45 94 34; (+380) 44 - 2 45 93 65; [e-mail]
United Arab Emirates; Sedana Trading Co; P.O. Box 1919; ; Sharjah; (+971)
6 - 533 05 51 ; (+971) 6 - 533 73 68; [e-mail]
Venezuela; OLY-COPIA C.A.; 3 ra Transversal Los Ruices ; Edificio
Principal II, Piso 4; Caracas 1071; (+58) 212 - 2 37 30 22; (+58) 212 - 2 39 23 65; [e-mail]
Vietnam; HUU HONG MACHINERY CO., LTD.; 157-159 Xuan Hong Street,
Ward 12; Tan Binh District; Ho Chi Minh City; (+84) 8 - 811 74 54; (+84) 8 - 811 63 38; TVTL[email protected]
Yugoslavia; WHM WOBY HAUS MARKT; Brace Ribnikara 55; ; 21000 Novi
Sad; ([phone]; ([phone]; w[email protected]
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