Welding Robot Automatic Spot Welder

Utilizes servo welding clamps and inverter spot welding technology for superior performance.

1. Servo welding clamps and digital welding controller

The servo welding clamps quickly output the appropriate pressure curve and simultaneously output the precise current curve, achieving superior spot welding quality.

2. New professional spot welding robot

The latest spot welding robot features a dedicated spot welding cable pack for more reliable communication and reduced interference. Its compact and streamlined design facilitates high-density robot deployment.

3. Spot welding process expert database

The spot welding controller includes a robust spot welding process expert database that supports various materials, including carbon steel, galvanized steel, stainless steel, and high-strength steel, with varying plate thicknesses.

The principle of the capacitor energy storage type point convex welding machine is to charge and store energy in a group of high-capacity capacitors through a smaller transformer beforehand

This multi-head gantry spot welder is designed for welding reinforcement ribs on various sheet metal parts.

Infrared non-contact temperature measurement, precise and with a range of 300-1200°C. This product is a subsidiary of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing.

Seam welding machines are used for seam welding. Seam welding, also known as girth welding, uses a pair of roller electrodes instead of the cylindrical electrodes used in spot welding.

Choosing between a spot welder and a traditional welding machine (primarily arc welding equipment) isn't a simple "one or the other" decision; it's a comprehensive decision based on your product design, production needs, and process requirements.

Spot welding machines and traditional welding machines (usually arc welding machines, such as manual arc welding, argon arc welding, and carbon dioxide shielded welding) have fundamental differences in principles, applications, and operations.