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DM1-5KW Customizable Desktop Pedal Precision Welding Machines, these units feature a pedal pressure design that boasts user-friendliness, robust construction, and longevity. Integrated circuits play a pivotal role in regulating the heat and timing of the primary circuit, ensuring precision during operation. Leveraging the power frequency cycle of 50HZ, the welding machines execute accurate counting control and precise time management. Across industries such as metalwork, electrical instrumentation, automotive manufacturing, shipbuilding, and aviation, these welding machines are indispensable for joining materials like low-carbon steel and stainless steel in industrial processes. Their versatility and reliability make them a staple in major manufacturing sectors.
Specifications
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Model |
Unit |
DM1-16KW |
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Primary voltage |
V |
380 |
|
|
Rated capacity |
KVA |
16 |
|
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Rated primary current |
A |
42 |
|
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Rated load duration |
% |
20 |
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No load voltage |
V |
0.2-2.9 |
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Extension length of electrode arm |
mm |
100 |
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Distance between electrode arms |
mm |
80 |
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Working stroke of upper electrode |
mm |
20 |
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Maximum pressure between electrodes |
N |
600 |
|
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Electrode size |
Electrode arm |
mm |
Ф22 |
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Electrode holder |
mm |
Ф10 |
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Welding thickness |
Low carbon steel |
mm |
2+2 |
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Cooling water flow |
L/min |
2 |
|
Product Description
Master the art of precision welding with the DM1-5KW, a robust and user-friendly desktop pedal welding machine engineered for industrial-grade performance. Designed for versatility and control, this machine is the ideal solution for workshops and production lines requiring reliable, high-quality spot welding for a wide range of applications. Its customizable nature ensures it can be tailored to meet your specific operational needs.
The DM1-5KW Precision Welding Machine is a staple tool in numerous industries where reliable metal joining is critical. Its primary applications include:
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