This automatic projection welding machine is engineered for high-volume fastening of stainless steel bolts, nuts, and studs to metal components. Built around a mid-frequency inverter DC power source operating at 1-4 kHz, it delivers over 90% energy conversion efficiency, cutting power consumption by up to 50% compared to conventional AC welders. The result is faster cycle times, lower grid demand, and stable weld quality across long production runs—an ideal upgrade for manufacturers seeking to reduce per-part cost without compromising joint strength.
With a rated capacity spanning 100-250 KVA and a maximum short-circuit current reaching 45 KA, this welder accommodates steel thicknesses up to 6.0+6.0 mm. Its CE-certified control system supports multi-program storage for different fastener specs, while integrated interfaces for photoelectric sensors and robotic integration allow seamless adoption into automated assembly lines. Whether you weld nuts onto chassis brackets or bolts onto electrical enclosures, this machine provides consistent, repeatable projection welds with minimal thermal distortion.
The 1-4 kHz MFDC power source converts energy with over 90% efficiency, reducing power consumption by up to 50% versus traditional AC welders. This translates directly into lower operating costs and reduced strain on your facility's electrical infrastructure.
Stable direct current output ensures uniform nugget formation with deep penetration, minimizing spatter and cold welds. This is particularly effective for projection welding nuts to stainless steel sheets or coated materials, where consistent joint quality is critical.
A microprocessor-based controller allows precise adjustment of welding current, time, pressure, and lift height. Multi-program storage accommodates varying bolt and nut specifications, while automatic compensation maintains weld quality despite line voltage fluctuations or minor surface inconsistencies.
Designed for Industry 4.0 environments, the welder connects easily to robotic arms, linear actuators, and conveyor systems. Standard interfaces for photoelectric sensors and optional vision guidance ensure accurate part positioning, enabling lights-out operation in high-volume facilities.
The compact MFDC transformer generates less heat, extending service life. A closed-loop water cooling system maintains stable continuous operation even under demanding schedules, minimizing downtime and maintenance costs over the machine's lifecycle.
| Industry | Typical Workpiece | Welding Mode |
|---|---|---|
| Automotive Manufacturing | Captive nuts, hinge bolts, bracket studs | Projection welding |
| Metal Fabrication & Hardware | Fasteners on stainless steel plates, enclosures, frames | Projection welding |
| Appliance & Electrical Industry | Mounting bolts, conductive terminals in white goods and cabinets | Projection welding |
| Construction Equipment | Studs and nuts on structural steel supports | Projection welding |
The machine uses a mid-frequency inverter to convert three-phase AC input into a stabilized DC welding current. This current flows through specially designed electrodes that contact the workpieces, generating localized heat at the projection points. The projections collapse under controlled electrode force, forming a solid metallurgical bond within milliseconds. The digital controller governs current amplitude, weld time, and electrode pressure to ensure each weld cycle reproduces identical conditions, enabling reliable joining of stainless steel bolts and nuts without requiring skilled operators.
| Parameter | Unit | DN(B)-100 | DN(B)-160 | DN(B)-200 | DN(B)-250 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rated power | KVA | 100 | 160 | 200 | 250 |
| Power input | V | 3φAC 380V | 3φAC 380V | 3φAC 380V | 3φAC 380V |
| Max. short circuit current | KA | 30 | 35 | 40 | 45 |
| Duty cycle | % | 50 | 50 | 50 | 50 |
| Max. force | N | 6000 | 6000 | 10000 | 15000 |
| Electrode length | mm | 450 | 450 | 450 | 500 |
| Working stroke | mm | 80 | 80 | 80 | 80 |
| Cooling consumption | L/min | 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 |
| Max. welding capacity | mm | 3.0+3.0 | 4.0+4.0 | 5.0+5.0 | 6.0+6.0 |
The machine is particularly effective for welding stainless steel bolts, nuts, and studs to stainless steel sheets, mild steel plates, and coated materials. It also works well with galvanized or painted surfaces thanks to the stable DC output that minimizes spatter and ensures consistent joint quality.
Yes. The machine is designed with automation in mind, offering standard interfaces for photoelectric sensors, robotic arms, and conveyor controls. Optional vision guidance can be added for precise part positioning, enabling full lights-out operation in high-volume environments.
Traditional AC welders convert power less efficiently and draw higher peak current from the grid. The 1-4 kHz MFDC inverter operates at over 90% efficiency, consuming up to 50% less energy for the same weld output. This reduces your power bills and lowers the load on your facility's electrical system.
The fully programmable digital controller simplifies operation—once parameters are set for a specific bolt or nut type, the machine reproduces them automatically. Operators only need basic training on loading/unloading workpieces and selecting the appropriate stored program.
Routine maintenance includes checking electrode condition, verifying water cooling flow, and inspecting cable connections. The closed-loop cooling system reduces heat stress, and the robust transformer design minimizes wear, keeping maintenance requirements low even under continuous production.
Send us your workpiece drawings and production requirements. Our engineering team will evaluate your application, configure the optimal solution, and provide a detailed proposal with electrode design and automation integration options.
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