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Pedestal Welder is built for heavy-duty applications.
November 5, 2004 - Equipped with proprietary weld control, S-NDX has heavy-duty frame with adjustable lower knee and optional T-slot platens. Unit is adaptable to high- and low-volume production, providing capabilities for manual spot welding, robotic welding cells, projection welding, and fixtured welding. It can also be integrated into existing welding and assembly operations. Features include adjustable strokes and foot switch/palm button start signal.
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Release date: October 25, 2004
Advanced Pedestal Welder Introduced by Dengensha America
Bedford, Ohio – October 25, 2004 – A new stationary spot/projection welder, the S-NDX, has been introduced by Dengensha America. The new welder incorporates the latest advancements in pedestal welders and is a further development of the popular NDX series of welders.
The S-NDX includes all of the NDX features, but as the “big brother” of the series, it’s built for heavy duty applications that require higher welding capacity. The new welder has a heavy duty frame with an adjustable lower knee and optional T-slot platens.
The S-NDX is equipped with an advanced Dengensha weld control and provides manufacturers which have welding operations with a versatile machine that is perfect for manual spot welding, robotic welding cells, projection welding of weld nuts and bolts and the fixtured welding of assemblies. Adaptable to both high and low volume production, the S-NDX also is easily integrated into existing welding and assembly operations.
Available in a number of different configurations meeting UL, CSA or CE specifications, the S-NDX Series machines offer adjustable strokes and a foot switch/palm button start signal along with a variety of advanced operator safety features. Dengensha’s Advanced Pedestal Welder also has the capability of including an optional low force safety cylinder and electronic nut presence sensor.
Complete specifications for the S-NDX Series are available from Dengensha America. Request sales brochure DEN358-11/03-5C by e-mail at sales@dengensha.com, or call the company at 440.439.8081. The brochure also lists the extensive line of options that are available for the S-NDX Series. Information on other machines in Dengensha’s extensive line of equipment is also available.
Dengensha America Corporation is a division of Dengensha Manufacturing Co. Ltd., which is based in Kawasaki, Japan. Established in 1935, the global company manufactures a wide range of resistance welding, fastener feeding and related equipment that has established a worldwide reputation for high quality and reliable performance. Dengensha America was launched in 1985 as the North American sales and service operation for the Japanese company.
Contact: Janet Zambelli, Advanced Marketing Communications, 330.638.1786, or Tom Zambelli, Manager of New Business Development, Dengensha America, 440.439.8081, ext. 14.
Contacts:
Marketing:
Tom Zambelli Manager of New Business Development
USA
Phone: 440-439-8081 ext 14
Public Relations:
Advanced Marketing Communications
Janet Zambelli
USA
Phone: 330.638.1786 Company Information: Name: Dengensha America Corp. Address: 7647 First Place Dr. City: Bedford State: OH ZIP: 44146 Country: USA Phone: 440-439-8081 FAX: 440-439-8217
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