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The welding machine features a copper rod accessory, which serves dual purposes: securing the grip rod in place and efficiently transmitting both current and pressure to both the grip rod and electrodes. Crafted from brass, this rod boasts remarkable qualities such as its high hardness and wear resistance, facilitating frequent spot welding without the electrode tip sticking. Additionally, its extended welding life means less frequent grinding is required, making it a durable and reliable component.
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