Matic Ares Semi Automatic Impulse Welder

The ARES is one the most versatile machines on the market and welds all kind of textiles by electrical impulse technology.

This technology is ideal for working with PVC, banners, rollerblinds, screens, acrylics, polyesters and other fabrics.

Designed to weld overlaps, hem pockets, reinforcements, zippers, PVC profiles, ARES welding machines are easy to use.

It offers the operator  the facility to program and modify 99 stored parameters according to each type of fabric in order to achieve optimum welding results. The ARES is the perfect combination of technology, design, robustness and price.

Features:
· Stoppers and guides to position the fabric according to the desired operation
· Pneumatic stops device to automate and simplifly the operation of overlap (*)
· Pocket size: guide according to customer’s needs (*)
· Depending on the model welds in 3, 4 or 5 meters in a single stroke
· Side opening to easily move the fabric and keep welding with multiple strokes
· Welds PVC, screen fabrics, clear PVC, black-out, etc.
· Welds acrylics, polyester, coated fabrics and other textiles by adding the FixMatic thermal-welding tape
· Ideal for producing banners, mesh wraps etc.
· Versatile & functional machine – easy to use – low skill operation
· Customized guides for welding zippers, plastic profiles, etc. (*)
· Power Regulator: ideal for welding sensitive fabrics
· Heating and cooling time control
· Turbo device: decreases the welding time & saves energy (*)
· Seamless technology: invisible welding – patented by Matic (*)
· PLC with digital display: intuitive and easy to use
· Save up to 99 programs
· Welding widths: 6, 10, 19 & 24 mm – 1/4'', 3/8'', 3/4'' & 1''
· Interchangeable electrodes (*)
· Automatic fabric roller device (*)
· Trays on front and back adapted to work with large or heavy fabrics
· Complies with all CE safety rules for operator protection
· Minimal maintenance

* Optional
** Precise measures are calculated with metric system – Imperial value is only to be used as a reference