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Controlled via a touchscreen, the DZN-250 improve the secondary circuit inductance value medium frequency spot welding Machine boasts a display that not only indicates the welding current but also promptly alerts users to any faults or errors. The control system effectively boosts the voltage frequency to 1000HZ, mirrored by an equivalent increase in transformer frequency, enhancing the secondary loop inductance. This enhancement makes it ideally suited for welding thicker materials and highly conductive metals, including aluminum and galvanized steel. Due to its versatility, this machine finds extensive application in various sectors such as new energy vehicles, home appliances, and construction.
Specifications
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Model |
Unit |
DZN-250KW |
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Rated power |
KVA |
250 |
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Input voltage |
V |
380 |
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Rated load duration |
% |
50 |
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Maximum short circuit current |
KV |
60 |
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Electrode voltage |
N |
1200 |
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Maximum pressure |
N |
10000 |
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Cylinder stroke |
mm |
100 |
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Maximum welding capacity |
Low carbon steel |
mm |
5+5 |
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Aluminum plate |
mm |
4+4 |
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Electrode size |
Electrode arm |
mm |
Ф70 |
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Electrode holder |
mm |
Ф30 |
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Electrode head |
mm |
Ф20 |
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Cooling water flow |
L/min |
6 |
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Product Description
The DZN-250 Improve The Secondary Circuit Inductance Value Medium Frequency Spot Welding Machine is a medium-frequency spot welder engineered for high-conductivity metals and thicker workpieces. Controlled via a touchscreen interface, the system raises the operating frequency to 1000 Hz and matches transformer frequency accordingly to increase the secondary-loop inductance. This electrical design improves heat distribution and weld stability, making the DZN-250 well suited for industries such as new energy vehicles, home appliances, and construction.
User Interface & Control
Electrical & Welding Performance
Material & Thickness Capability
Reliability & Diagnostics
Applications
Operational Advantages
| Model | Frequency Approach | Secondary Inductance Effect | Best for Material Types | Control Interface | Typical Application Areas | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DZN-250 | Converts to 1000 Hz with matched transformer frequency | Significant increase — optimized for thick, high-conductivity parts | Aluminum, galvanized steel, thicker sheets | Touchscreen; current display; fault alerts | New energy vehicles, home appliances, construction | Highest inductance improvement in series for heavier-duty welding |
| DZN-200 | Medium-frequency conversion (1000 Hz design) | High — improved penetration vs. standard units | Conductive metals including aluminum | Touchscreen; diagnostics | Automotive components, appliance panels | Balanced performance for mid-to-heavy duty use |
| DZN-160 | Medium-frequency conversion | Moderate-to-high inductance improvement | Thicker workpieces, conductive metals | Touchscreen; current readout | Appliance manufacturing, structural assemblies | Good for thicker sheet welding with high conductivity |
| DZN-100 | 1000 Hz capable | Noticeable inductance improvement | General conductive metals, moderate thickness | Touch-enabled control | General spot welding applications | Cost-effective for lighter heavy-duty tasks |
| DZN-50 | 1000 Hz on compact platform | Lower absolute inductance uplift (smaller transformer) | Thin to medium sheets, conductive metals | Touchscreen | Light manufacturing, prototyping | Compact option for smaller production lines |
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