Spot Welding Machine 

Common settings for spot welding machines are 5 to 22 volts and 1000 to 10,000 amperes. Spot welding equipment designed for industrial usage often require three-phase electricity due to the large peak currents they require. In particular, it is employed for spot welding aluminum sheets used in boilers and tubes. AC electricity is typically used to power spot welders. High currents at low voltages are possible with AC power thanks to the use of a transformer. Spot welding equipment consists of a power transformer, welding electrodes, and other parts that allow for regulation of weld current, pressure, voltage, and so on.

Here are the top 2 benefits of spot welding machines:

• One of the primary benefits of spot-welding machine is that it eliminates the need for filler metals and gases when connecting metals. Fast processing times make resistance spot welding’s suitable for high-volume manufacturing.

• This kind of welding does not necessitate the use of highly qualified workers or professionals, and it may be used for a wide variety of metal joining applications. Spot welding has a number of benefits, including being easy to use and quick to weld. There is no risk to human life, and the energy needed to run it is far less.

Let’s see how much a welder has to pay for a spot welding machine:

• 10 KVA Spot Welding Machine, Automation Grade: Manual₹ 35,999

• 15kva Spot Welding Machine ₹43,000/ Unit

• RAJLAXMI Spot Welding Machine, Model Name/Number: RE-10, Rated Input Power: 10KVA ₹36,630/ Piece

• Spot Welding Machine ₹35,500/ Piece

• 35 KVA SPOT PROJECTION WELDING MACHINE ₹1.95 Lakh/ Piece

• Pedal Operated Stainless Steel Spot Welding Machine, Model Name/Number: Sw6 - Sw30, Rated Input Power: 440 Volts ₹46,800/ Piece

• GUN Spot Welding Machine ₹58,500/ Unit

• Multi Spot Welding Machines, For Industrial, Rated Input Power: 150 kVA ₹8.5 Lakh/ Unit

• Weldman Spot Welding Machine, Output Current: 0-100 A ₹25,000/ Piece