The resistance seam welding machine of Agera has multiple adjustable welding modes. 1. Continuous seam welding: Continuous discharge welding during the process, forming one weld point every half cycle, mostly used in scenarios with low appearance requirements. 2. Interrupted seam welding: Forms a weld point each time an electric current is connected, suitable for scenarios with sealing requirements. 3. Stepping seam welding: The workpiece moves intermittently, forming uniform weld points.

The standard seam welding machine of Agera is suitable for welding various materials such as stainless steel, iron, carbon steel, and high-strength steel. As long as the product is not overly complex in shape, it can be simply welded.

The resistance seam welding machine of Agera is equipped with external water cooling and internal water cooling. During the welding process, it continuously cools the electrodes and the transformer to ensure stable weld quality and continuous welding operations.