GYS 058842 GYSpot Expert 200 Dent Puller, 200-240 V | Steel Panel Dent Removal and Straightening
$3,166.25
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Equipment Manufacturer MSRP
$3,599.75 List Price
$3,166.25 Member Discount
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Product Details
Dedicated to the bodybuilder's various dent removal and straightening operations, the GYSPOT EXPERT 200 is a top-of-the-range device with a power rating of up to 5,100 A. Independent adjustment of welding current and time enables precise control of the impact of the weld on zinc-coated sheet metal, particularly thin sheet metal.
The GYSPOT EXPERT is designed for a 200-240 V, 30 A delayed fuse power supply and offers two operating modes:
- A MANUAL operating mode allowing the welding current and time to be adjusted independently to suit the bodybuilder's exact requirements.
- A SYNERGIC mode recommending settings based on GYS expertise.
For ease of use, it also offers two ignition systems:
- automatic priming: by simple contact between the tool and the part to be straightened.
- manual priming: by pressing a trigger when the tool is in contact with the workpiece.
The GYSPOT EXPERT is designed for a 200-240 V, 30 A delayed fuse power supply and offers two operating modes:
- A MANUAL operating mode allowing the welding current and time to be adjusted independently to suit the bodybuilder's exact requirements.
- A SYNERGIC mode recommending settings based on GYS expertise.
For ease of use, it also offers two ignition systems:
- automatic priming: by simple contact between the tool and the part to be straightened.
- manual priming: by pressing a trigger when the tool is in contact with the workpiece.
