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Equipped with a microcomputer control system and an LCD display for parameter settings, the DTN3-50KW desktop operation desktop pneumatic spot welder offers precision, intuitive operation, and convenience. During welding processes, it produces minimal sparks and ensures robust welds. This machine is versatile for welding a range of workpieces, including hot and cold plates, stainless steel plates and wires, as well as nuts. Incorporating an all-copper transformer and wide-voltage technology, it boasts an impressive capability to automatically adjust the voltage by up to 20% in either direction. Regular operation of the welding machine is straightforward, allowing adjustments to pressure time, welding current, welding duration, maintenance interval, and rest periods all through the microcomputer controller.
Specifications
Product Description
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Power | 50KW |
| Control System | Microcomputer |
| Display | LCD |
| Voltage Adjustment | ±20% (automatic) |
| Welding Current | Adjustable |
| Pressure Time | Adjustable |
| Welding Duration | Adjustable |
| Maintenance Interval | Adjustable |
| Rest Periods | Adjustable |
| Suitable Workpieces | Hot & cold plates, stainless steel plates/wires, nuts |
| Design | Desktop operation, compact |
| Transformer | All-copper |
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