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The STUD-408 portable bolt stud welding machine encompasses various components such as a welding power supply, a rectifier, an energy storage capacitor, a controller, a welding torch, a grounding clamp, welding cables, and more. It is tailored for use on thin metal plates and finds applications across diverse industries including shipbuilding, automotive manufacturing, electrical control panels, cabinets, elevator accessories, and others. With its rapid energy accumulation, the machine is capable of molding a single piece in an average timeframe of 3.7 seconds. Additionally, it facilitates effortless high-altitude welding operations and boasts portability for convenient handling.
Specifications
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Model |
Unit |
STUD-408 |
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Input voltage |
V |
220 |
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Frequency |
HZ |
50 |
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Power |
KVA |
2.9 |
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Suitable welding bolt diameter |
mm |
5-8 |
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Dimension
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mm |
500*360*600 |
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Weight |
KG |
42 |
Product Description
The STUD-408 Portable Bolt Stud Welding Machine represents a state-of-the-art fusion of precision engineering and operational efficiency. Designed for reliability and versatility, this system is engineered to perform drawn arc stud welding on thin metal plates with exceptional consistency. Its integrated design, which incorporates a welding power supply, rectifier, energy storage capacitor, controller, welding torch, and grounding clamp, ensures a seamless and high-quality welding process. The STUD-408 is an indispensable solution for industries demanding strong, flawless fastening without marring the reverse side of the workpiece.
The STUD-408 is tailored for a broad spectrum of industrial applications where strong, reliable fastening to thin sheet metal is critical. Its capabilities make it particularly suitable for:
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