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The STUD-510 with gun line and welding gun bolt stud welding machine is equipped with various components including 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 various industries such as shipbuilding, automotive manufacturing, electrical control panels, cabinets, elevator accessories, and others. Boasting rapid energy accumulation, this welding machine can mold a single piece in approximately 3.7 seconds on average. Not only is it capable of performing high-altitude tasks effortlessly, but it is also portable and convenient to carry around.
Specifications
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Model |
Unit |
STUD-510 |
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Input voltage |
V |
220 |
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Frequency |
HZ |
50 |
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Power |
KVA |
3.6 |
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Suitable welding bolt diameter |
mm |
5-10 |
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Dimension
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mm |
500*360*600 |
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Weight |
KG |
50 |
Product Description
The STUD-510 is a comprehensive bolt stud welding system engineered for high-efficiency and reliable fastening operations on thin-gauge metals. This integrated solution, comprising a welding power supply, controller, specialized welding torch, and essential accessories, is designed to deliver superior performance across a diverse range of industrial manufacturing and fabrication contexts. Its optimized design emphasizes operational excellence, portability, and consistent weld integrity.
This welding system is specifically tailored for applications involving thin metal sheets and is extensively utilized in industries where strong, reliable, and aesthetically pleasing fastening is paramount. Key sectors include:
The STUD-510 system represents an optimal fusion of power, control, and practicality, making it an indispensable tool for modern metal fabrication and assembly processes.
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