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The DTN3-25KW metal shell pneumatic spot welder adopts microcomputer control and LCD display parameters, which is accurate, intuitive and convenient. When welding, the sparks are small and the welding is firm. Suitable for welding of hot and cold plates, stainless steel plates, stainless steel wires, nuts and other workpieces. The welding machine is equipped with an all-copper transformer and wide-voltage technology. The voltage can be automatically adjusted up and down by 20%. When used normally, the operation is simple. Pressure time, welding current, welding time, maintenance time and rest time can all be completed on the microcomputer controller. adjust.
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The DTN3-25KW Metal Shell Pneumatic Spot Welder is a high-performance welding machine designed for precision and reliability. With its microcomputer control system and LCD display, the machine ensures intuitive operation and accurate parameter adjustments. Its robust all-copper transformer and wide-voltage technology provide stable performance across varying power conditions, making it ideal for diverse welding applications.
The DTN3-25KW Spot Welder is versatile and suitable for:
This makes it suitable for industries such as automotive parts manufacturing, electronic components assembly, and metal fabrication.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Controller Type | Microcomputer control with LCD display |
| Transformer | High-quality all-copper transformer |
| Voltage Adjustment | Automatic ±20% wide-voltage adaptation |
| Welding Performance | Minimal sparks, firm welds |
| Operational Parameters | Pressure time, welding current, welding time, maintenance time, rest time adjustable |
| Shell Material | Durable metal shell |
| Applications | Hot/cold plates, stainless steel plates and wires, nuts, other workpieces |
The DTN3-25KW Metal Shell Pneumatic Spot Welder combines precision, versatility, and durability. Its advanced control system, stable welding performance, and wide range of applications make it an ideal choice for both small-scale workshops and large industrial operations seeking reliable and efficient welding solutions.
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