Engine Driven Welder Shindaiwa DGW600DM-AC

The diesel installation DGW600DM-AC by the Japanese manufacturer Shindaiwa consists of two welding stations and a generator (single-phase – 9.6 kW / 10.8 kVA; three-phase – 18.0 kW / 21.5 kVA), producing electrical current for welding and related tasks. The diesel Engine Driven Welder ensures stable simultaneous operation of two welding stations at a maximum load of 300A * 2.

The power and reliability of the diesel generator are based on the Kubota V3600-T engine (Japan), designed for heavy-duty conditions. This combination allows for quick and efficient welding operations in field conditions (locations remote from power grids). Applications of the Shindaiwa welding unit include:

• Mining industry (bucket repair, maintenance and repair of support structures, etc.);
• Transportation companies (railway and marine infrastructure repair);
• Large-scale construction projects (structural metalwork and ongoing welding tasks);
• Tunnel construction;
• Laying and repair of oil and gas pipelines.

Simultaneously, at a nominal current of 570/300 A (Single field/Dual field), the DGW600DM-AC Diesel Welder can be used as a power source for:

• Power tools (3 units with a total power of 9.6 kW);
• Pneumatic tools;
• Illumination of work areas;
• Household appliances.

Notably, the DGW600DM-AC model by Shindaiwa can also be used as a compressor with a capacity of 24 / 30 CFM.

Versatility and Welding Modes of the Engine Driven Welder.

The power source based on the Kubota V3600-T diesel engine in the DGW600DM-AC Shindaiwa unit can switch between CC (constant current) and CV (constant voltage) welding types. Therefore, the Shindaiwa diesel welding unit can be used in the following welding modes:

• CV-WIRE;
• DROOP-STICK;
• GOUGING;
• LIFT START TIG;
• CC-STICK;
• SCRATCH START TIG.

Independent Windings of the Diesel Generator.

The soundproofed Engine Driven Welder DGW600DM-AC by Shindaiwa, driven by the Kubota V3600-T diesel engine, has three generator windings that are structurally independent of each other. This technical solution prevents a reduction (sag) in electrical current during simultaneous operation of two welding stations and a loaded power station. As a result, the DGW600DM-AC Shindaiwa can simultaneously power two welding stations, a welding inverter, and power tools, ensuring efficient operation for installation and repair teams.