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Dalex PL 80/PMS 10/SL 16/RS 11 Spot Welding Machine
Specifications
Overview
Spot Welding Machine Dalex PL 80-1
- Quantity
- 2
- Rated power (50%)
- 80 kVA
- Max. welding power
- 245 kVA
- Max. short-circuit current
- 35 kA
- Primary voltage
- 380 V
- Open-circuit voltage
- 8.44 V
- Cooling water quantity
- 10 l/min
- Electrode force range
- 100-600 daN
Spot Welding Machine Dalex PMS 10/1
- Rated power (50%)
- 32 kVA
- Max. primary short-circuit current
- 30 kA
- Primary voltage
- 380 V
- Open-circuit voltage
- 4.6 V
- Electrode force range
- 65-390 daN
Spot Welding Machine Dalex SL 16/EA
- Rated power (50%)
- 16 kVA
- Connected load
- 37 kVA
- Secondary short-circuit current
- 17 kA
- Open-circuit voltage
- 3.6 V
- Electrode force range
- 17-278 daN
- Weight
- approx. 200 kg
Spot Welding Guns
- Model
- Dalex RS 11
- Quantity
- 2
- Model
- Dalex 3136
- Quantity
- 1
Water Cooling Unit Dalex DRF 4
- Year of manufacture
- 1989
- Refrigerant
- R22
- Filling weight
- 3.5 kg
- Volume flow
- 1.3 m³/h
- Max. operating overpressure
- 26 bar
- Cooling capacity
- 4.5 kW
- Weight
- approx. 140 kg
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AI Description
BetaCapabilities
This Dalex spot welding system offers robust capabilities for joining metal components through electrical resistance welding. The package includes two PL 80-1 units (80kVA rated, 245kVA peak) and one PMS 10 unit (32kVA rated), each delivering precise electrode force control (100-600 daN range) and high short-circuit currents up to 35kA. All machines operate on 380V three-phase power with integrated cooling systems.
Industries & Uses
Automotive suppliers, appliance manufacturers, and metal fabrication shops rely on spot welding equipment to assemble sheet metal parts quickly and consistently. Common applications include car body panels, battery housings, and structural frameworks. This multi-unit setup suits mid-sized production runs where flexibility and redundancy are valuable.
What to Check When Buying
When evaluating this 1989 equipment, prioritize inspecting electrode condition and replacement costs—they wear significantly with use. Request maintenance records documenting cooling system servicing, electrical inspections, and any transformer repairs. Check transformer oil levels and condition, verify water circulation, and confirm all control systems respond correctly. Ask about electrode replacement frequency and total weld count to assess remaining component life.
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