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| Manufacturer | Capacitor Discharge Machines |
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| Product Name | Capacitor Discharge Stud Welding System: CD 8000 CONTACT / GAP STUD WELDER |
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CD 8000 CONTACT STUD WELDER
COMES WITH GAP GUN ONLY
Capacitor Discharge Stud Welder designed to weld mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium and brass studs to thin material with little or no reverse side marking. Due to the rapid discharge of energy from the capacitors, the high strength weld is completed in 0.0002 seconds.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
There are literally hundreds of applications – wherever you require a fastener end-joined to a metal surface - instantaneously.
MODES OF OPERATION:
CONTACT
The stud is in contact with the work at the initiation of the weld. Suitable for welding mild steel, stainless steel and brass.
GAP
Stud is held away from the work by 3mm at initiation of the weld. Suitable for welding mild steel, stainless steel, Aluminium, brass and essential for successful aluminium welding.
FEATURES:
SPEED OF OPERATION
• Welding time is less than 0.0002 seconds. Fifteen welds per minute possible.
COST SAVING
• Speed of operation and portability cut costs up to 10 times compared with conventional methods, drilling tapping etc. Material saving by virtue of simpler design.
RELIABILITY
• Robust construction and solid state components insure long life and dependability in harsh working environment.
NO REVERSE SIDE MARKING
• No distortion or burning. Therefore no reworking on the reverse side.
SIMPLE TO OPERATE
• Unskilled operators are all that is needed. No flux, ferrules or inert gas required.
SAFE
• No arc flash. Fully insulated gun, 14V DC operation. Internal safety circuit to protect operator.
SPECIFICATIONS:
STUD RANGE: M3 to M8
STUD MATERIAL: Mild Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminium and Brass.
WELD MODE: Contact
INPUT POWER: 240V
CAPACITANCE: 72,000 mfd
WEIGHT: 29 kgs
SIZE (L.W.H.): 356 mm x 436 mm x 245 mm
SAFETY: Primary fuses:Output voltage; circuit breaker operator protection.
NOTE: M8 studs are restricted to welding onto non-coated surfaces. | |
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