A 415 V 3-phase drawn arc stud welding machine for welding threaded studs from M3 to M12 onto steel.
The Ralli Wolf RDA-120 is a stud welding machine that fixes studs to metal in a fraction of a second, without drilling, tapping, or bolting. In drawn arc stud welding, a stud is placed in a hand-held stud gun and set on the workpiece. The gun lifts it slightly to draw an arc, which melts the end of the stud and a small spot on the workpiece, and then the stud is plunged back into the melt to form a strong, full-section weld. Welding happens from one side only, so the back of the plate stays clean. The machine takes stud sizes from M3 to M12, and the 3-phase 415 V supply suits workshop and plant use. It is made for steel fabricators, shipbuilders, boiler and tank makers, elevator and switchgear manufacturers, and structural steel contractors.
M3 to M12 stud capacity: covers small and medium threaded studs
415 V, 3-phase supply
One-sided welding: no marks on the back of the plate
Fast, repeatable welds: no drilling, tapping, or bolting needed
Industrial build for workshop and plant use
Application
Welding threaded studs to steel plates and sections
Structural steel and building fabrication
Shipbuilding and boiler and tank manufacturing
Switchgear, panel, and enclosure manufacturing
Elevator, rail, and heavy equipment fabrication
Production lines needing repeatable stud fixing
Technical Specification
Specification
Detail
Brand
Ralli Wolf
Model
RDA-120
Product Type
Drawn Arc Stud Welding Machine
Process
Drawn arc stud welding
Stud Capacity
M3-M12
Supply Voltage
415 V, 3-phase
Welding Current
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Input Power
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Duty Cycle
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Weight
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Included Accessories
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Safety Note:
For use by trained operators only. Wear welding eye protection, gloves, and flame-resistant clothing. Install on a correctly rated 415 V 3-phase supply with proper earthing by a qualified electrician. Use only the stud types and materials the manufacturer approves, keep flammable materials away from the work area, and keep people with pacemakers away from the welding circuit.
