Used Weldomat AG CH3-2437 Contact Welding Machine – Dual Units | 600 Contacts/Min | Tape & Wire Welding

Manufacturer Information:

• Brand: Weldomat

• Model: AG CH3-2437

• Type: Automatic Contact Welding Machine

• Welding Units: 2 Integrated Units

• Condition: Used

• Feed: Horizontal tape feed

• Country of Origin: Not specified

Description:

This Used Weldomat AG CH3-2437 Automatic Contact Welding Machine features dual welding units capable of delivering up to 600 welded contacts per minute—300 per unit. It is designed for precision welding of solid and bimetal contacts from tape reel to strip, making it ideal for high-speed, high-accuracy contact production in electrical or electronic manufacturing. The unit supports a wide range of tape widths, heights, cross-sections, and round wire dimensions, offering flexibility across different materials and geometries.

Specifications:

• Model: AG CH3-2437

• Contact Welding Rate: Up to 600 contacts/min (300 per unit)

• Number of Welding Units: 2

• Contact Material Compatibility: Solid and bimetal contacts

• Tape Feed: Horizontal

• Tape Width: 1.20–3.50 mm

• Tape Height: 0.30–1.00 mm

• Cross Section Range: 0.05–2.60 mm²

• Round Wire Diameter: 1.00–2.20 mm

• Contact Length Range: 0.60–3.50 mm

• Application Type: Reel-to-strip automatic contact welding

• Condition: Used

Applications:

• Electrical contact manufacturing

• Relay and switch component production

• Circuit breaker contact welding

• Fuse component welding

• Connector contact welding

• Low-resistance contact manufacturing

• Control device component fabrication

• Bimetal or precious metal contact welding

• Power distribution component assembly

• Automation line for electronic terminals

What might this be used for?

• Welding bimetal electrical contacts to terminal strips

• High-speed production of contact points for circuit breakers

• Automated assembly of relay switch contacts

• Precision welding for fuse elements

• Reel-fed manufacturing of small electrical connectors

• Assembly of motor or switchgear components

• Manufacturing of automotive relay terminals

• Welding solid silver or copper contacts to strip stock

• Electrical hardware component fabrication

• Replacing or upgrading manual or semi-auto welding systems in production lines