The servo motor performs closed-loop control over the rotational speed and torque of the welding wheel. The welding speed fluctuation is significantly reduced, and the stability is improved by 30% compared to a fully manual seam welding machine. The uniformity of the weld seam has significantly improved. Compared to the traditional mechanical drive method, this shock-absorbing seam welding machine has more stable welding consistency.

The shock absorber seam welding machine of Agera uses a medium-frequency inverter welding power supply. The energy output is more concentrated, and the heat input can be better controlled. The traditional hydraulic system is eliminated, and the overall energy consumption is reduced by more than 30% compared to the traditional welding solution. The operating cost and maintenance cost of the equipment also decrease simultaneously.

The horizontal workpiece holder of the seam welding machine can be adjusted, which can be adapted to different diameters and lengths of shock absorber dust covers, reducing the changeover time and shortening the machine adjustment cycle. The same equipment can cover multiple product models, significantly improving the equipment utilization rate.