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The DZN-50 metal shell medium frequency spot welder is controlled by a touch screen. The display shows the welding current and can display fault and error warnings in a timely manner. The control system inverts the voltage frequency to 1000HZ, and the transformer frequency is also increased to 1000HZ, which improves the secondary loop inductance value and is suitable for welding thick workpieces and highly conductive metals, such as aluminum and galvanized steel plates. It is widely used in new energy vehicles, home appliances, construction and other industries.
Specifications
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Model |
Unit |
DZN-50KW |
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Rated power |
KVA |
50 |
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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 |
10 |
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Electrode voltage |
N |
500 |
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Maximum pressure |
N |
5000 |
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Cylinder stroke |
mm |
50 |
|
|
Maximum welding capacity |
Low carbon steel |
mm |
2+2 |
|
Aluminum plate |
mm |
1.5+1.5 |
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|
Electrode size |
Electrode arm |
mm |
Ф55 |
|
Electrode holder |
mm |
Ф25 |
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|
Electrode head |
mm |
Ф16 |
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Cooling water flow |
L/min |
5 |
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Product Description
The DZN-50 Metal Shell Medium Frequency Spot Welder is a compact, metal-enclosed medium-frequency spot welder designed for reliable resistance welding of thick workpieces and highly conductive metals. The unit is controlled by a touch screen that displays real-time welding current and provides timely fault and error warnings. Its control system inverts the supply to 1000 Hz, and the transformer is operated at 1000 Hz, which optimizes the secondary loop inductance for improved performance when welding materials such as aluminum and galvanized steel. The DZN-50 is suitable for applications in new energy vehicles, home appliances, construction, and related industries.
Touch-screen Control & Monitoring
Medium-Frequency Inverter System
Optimized Secondary Loop Inductance
Robust Metal Shell Construction
Application Versatility
Safety & Maintainability
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