⚡ Weld Like a Pro, Anywhere, Anytime!
The AGOAL Upgraded Spot Welder features a robust 11000mAh lithium polymer battery with fast USB-C charging, an intuitive OLED display for real-time monitoring, and 80 finely adjustable power levels. Designed for precision spot welding of nickel strips on cylindrical lithium and other battery types, its portable form factor and long welding pen make it ideal for professional battery pack assembly and DIY enthusiasts alike.
Manufacturer | AGOAL |
Item Weight | 1.7 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 6.5 x 3.54 x 1.57 inches |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | AGOAL2023061 |
Batteries | 2 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
Size | Large |
Power Source | ac |
Included Components | Spot Welder |
Batteries Included? | Yes |
Batteries Required? | Yes |
Battery Cell Type | Lithium Polymer |
R**O
La rapidez en la entrega
Muy buen producto. Como se especifica en la descripción
J**A
Excelente
Excelente
T**Y
Poorly welding junk, keep looking
Did one battery pack, welds were mediocre and barely penetrated 0.1mm strips. Pulled off with a small tug. Did the second pack and the unit quit responding. Pushed the pedal and nothing but a red blinking light. Took the cover off and exposed a D6 blue light flashing when I pushed the pedal. Unit is charged and showing 8.45V. Would return if I weren’t already outside of the window.
D**L
Affordable and it works
I was successful in using this product to weld 0.1mm nickel strips to 18650 batteries. I put the dial at 6/10 and it had plenty of power, so it could probably handle 0.15mm without much issue. The cable for the foot pedal is a little short but I was still able to use it.
A**R
Small Li-Ion cells
The unit is working on strips until 0.15mm thick. Have just 2 LI-ION cells inside 4500mah connected in 2S configuration, and they can not deliver the advertised Amperage.
B**F
Spot welds but battery may discharge in storage
It worked when it arrived. After time in storage would start charging and then beep after a few minutes. Found some videos about repairing 11000mah battery spot welder. Disassembly is not easy. Remove the end caps, the main board is shimmed to fit against the case with aluminum pieces in grooves. The aluminum pieces need to be pulled out without damaging the board or pouch batteries. Remove sticky foam holding the batteries in place. Carefully move the board away from front so the welding contacts come out of the holes in case. The battery voltage when it wouldn't charge was .996V. Using an external power supply applied 3V with current limit 0.5A until battery was about 2V. The video said not to charge the batteries were discharged, but the batteries showed no sign of any swelling. This seemed enough for the onboard circuit to start charging. At 3.4V it still shows 1 blinking square for battery, and shuts off with low battery! No longer offered by original seller but there are some offered by Seesii and Amazon resale.
J**B
Saved me a bundle
I have two favorite, but old Ingersol Rand NiCd tools that I have not been able to use due to the battery packs being bad. I have taken these battery packs to Batteries Plus to be rebuilt more than once, but each time with the same result, which is lack of power and doesn't hold a charge long. I disassembled one and found they used very cheap cells in the rebuild. Tired of giving my money away for no practical exchange, I decided to purchase this spot welder and try my own hand at it. With some good cells also purchased through Amazon, I rebuilt two of my packs. I did this after work in two consecutive evenings. I am ecstatic over the results. I have missed being able to reliably use these tools in my job. the welder performed flawlessly. I will say though, if there was one thing I could change, it would be to make the leads longer, as their current length makes some of the work awkward.
L**T
Lasts a long time between charges.
I was not expecting the quality or longevity of this device. On a 4sx40p battery build it did the whole thing in one go without recharging and with good solid spot welds (gear 4, 2 second delay). I used 0.1mm nickel strips. It still reads 100% battery.
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