Welding Battery Tabs with Sunstone CD Welder - Setup Tutorial

This is the Sunstone CD Welder Setup Tutorial! And learn how to weld Battery Tabs in the process!
Welcome to our latest video featuring the Sunstone CD Welder with our BATT Copper Electrodes! In this setup guide, we'll walk you through the process of getting your welder and weld head up and running smoothly. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this video can provide valuable insights into optimizing your welding setup for top-notch performance. Stay tuned for step-by-step instructions and expert tips to make the most out of your welding experience. Don't miss out, hit that subscribe button!
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00:00:00 - Intro - CD welder, WH2125a and BATT copper electrodes
00:32 - BATT Electrodes are recommended for welding nickel tabs
00:44 - Adjusting the electrode holders
01:18 - Installing the BATT copper electrodes
01:34 - Adjusting the angle of the BATT copper electrodes
02:42 - Setting BATT electrode height
03:29 - WH2125a Weld Head electrode holders move independently
04:19 - WH2125a Weld Head slide plate & pressure explanation
05:28 - Setting the pressure on a WH2125a Weld Head
06:03 - Ideal starting pressure for battery welding with a WH2125a Weld Head
06:26 - Test Weld: Step one of finding good settings
06:49 - Safe weld settings to start weld optimization
07:20 - Procedure for walking up the power on your welder
08:40 - Test Weld: Sticking occurs. What do I do?
09:30 - After reducing power, electrodes still stick. What do I do?
10:19 - Maintaining the BATT Copper electrodes
11:08 - Test Weld: After maintaining the BATT Copper electrodes
11:47 - Final Weld: Settings after maintaining the BATT Copper electrodes. Full Nuggets!
12:18 - Making 2 or more welds protect against failure
12:57 - Outro

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How would you twist the battery pack off if it’s a large complete battery?
That would not be practical to do for anything but a single cell tab weld.
Are these machines used in pack manufacturing?