USED 2000 BANNER 2CPS50A18

Banner 50 KVA Stationary Spot WelderModel: 2CPS50A18 | 48" Deep Throat Reach | Industrial Production ReadyAvailable for immediate acquisition is this heavy-duty Banner 50 KVA Spot Welder, a powerhouse engineered for large-scale fabrication. Featuring a specialized 48-inch deep throat, this unit is designed to handle oversized panels, deep cabinets, and complex ductwork that standard spot welders simply cannot reach. This machine is a true "legacy asset," built with the structural rigidity required for high-accuracy, high-volume production cycles.Dynaflux R4000 Water Cooler Chiller available for additional 1400.00 USDTechnical SpecificationsManufacturer: BannerModel Number: 2CPS50A18Nominal Power: 50 KVA (@ 50% Duty Cycle)Throat Depth: 48 Inches (Extended Reach)Input Voltage: 480V, 1-Phase, 60 HzControl Voltage: 110VController: 302A Resistance Welding ControllerWelder Type: Stationary Electric Press TypeKey Features & Machine Highlights48” Deep Throat Reach: The standout feature of this model. The extended arm depth provides a massive working envelope, making it the ideal solution for manufacturers of large metal enclosures, automotive panels, and HVAC systems.302A Resistance Controller: Includes an industry-standard controller that provides precise management of the welding sequence (Squeeze, Weld, Hold, and Off times). This ensures consistent nugget penetration and high-strength bonds across every cycle.Heavy-Duty Construction: Built on a rugged, stationary frame designed to minimize arm deflection under high clamping pressures, ensuring perfect electrode alignment even at maximum reach.Versatile Power Profile: Configured for standard 480V industrial power, this 50 KVA unit provides the thermal capacity to weld various gauges of mild steel, stainless, and galvanized materials without overheating.Water-Cooled Ready: Designed for high-duty cycle applications. The transformer and electrode holders are built for water cooling (external chiller required) to maintain performance during continuous shifts.