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Spot Welder
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Spot Welder

🇩🇪 Punktschweißzange »PPSZ 700 A1«

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★ 4.1 (49) ★★★★★ 4.1 (49)

This spot welder is designed for joining two metal sheets together. It is suitable for use with sheet steel and stainless steel.

The device features a robust powder-coated metal housing and provides a maximum welding current of 6500 A. It is capable of handling a material thickness of up...

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Germany

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€149.00
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Slovakia

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€179.00
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Czech Republic

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€164.92 3,999.00 Kč
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Netherlands

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€169.00
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Belgium

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€179.00
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France

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€149.00
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Poland

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€184.50 799.00 zł
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Specifications

Type Spot welder
Welding method Spot welding
Welding current max. 6500 A
Material thickness Max. 1.5 + 1.5 mm
Power 1.70 kVA / S50: 2.4 kVA
Voltage 230 V ~
Protection type IP20
Accessories 4 electrodes
Material Aluminum, metal
Dimensions L 41 x W 9.5 x H 24 cm
Weight 12 kg

More Details

Features

  • Provides stable connections between two metal sheets.
  • Ensures precise and uniform spot welding via high-quality electrodes.
  • Robust powder-coated metal housing with a sturdy handle.
  • Suitable for sheet steel (e.g., structural steel up to 1.5 mm) and stainless steel.
  • Includes a practical lever for compressing the electrodes.
  • Simple setup, operation, and maintenance.
  • Compact design suitable for mobile use.
  • Compatible with electrodes featuring M8 threads.
  • Replaceable electrodes.

Important Notes

Always follow the safety instructions provided in the manual. This Class A welding equipment is not intended for use in residential areas where power is supplied by a public low-voltage grid. Electromagnetic compatibility may be difficult to ensure in these areas due to conducted and radiated interference.