T. J. Snow Company  

TECNA Spot Welding Guns

T. J. Snow stocks a variety of inventory and offers support services for all TECNA portable and stationary resistance spot welding machinery.

TECNA's top-of-the-line, self-contained suspended production spot welding guns with integrated transformers and microprocessor-based solid-state digital weld controls are available in C and Scissor style configurations.

Spring balancers and bridge rail systems are also available for installation.

Medium and Heavy Duty spot welding guns range from 16 to 75 kVA. Heavy Duty suspended guns have a higher capacity and are available with an integrated or external digital control. With a variety of arm and set-up configurations, units can be built to meet your exact requirements.

TECNA portable spot welding guns are economical and ideal for high production environments. The portable spot welding guns provide consistent, quality welds which can be attributed to a robust design with reliable features.

T. J. Snow Company of Chattanooga, TN is now stocking a variety of a water chillers for industrial applications under its new Industrial Water Chiller (IWC) division.

T. J. Snow originally entered the chiller market many years ago to provide recirculated cooling water for its line of resistance welding machines. However, the company soon started selling chillers for a diverse range of applications.

IWC sells, services, supports and stocks chillers and spare parts from its Chattanooga, TN headquarters.  An experienced service and engineering group is ready to assist nationwide.

Chillers in stock for quick delivery range from ½ ton to 20 tons.  Larger sizes are also available, as are custom-engineered plant-wide systems.

Industry veterans Don Joyce, Jim Kirchoff and Billy James have joined the team in support of IWC sales and service.

For sales or service inquiries, visit www.IndustrialWaterChiller.com or call (800) 934-0785.

T. J. Snow Company’s advanced HMI provides the “personal device feel” we have grown accustomed to in everyday life applied to a weld control operator interface. The unit includes user friendly setup, navigation and quality control features. Additionally, machine manuals, work direction, drawings and optional operator training video(s) can be easily retrieved and displayed on-screen.

When a fault occurs you receive a visual indication along with a description of what the fault means and suggestion on how to fix it. There is also no need for an external weld control pendant as long as your weld control of your choice offers a Windows or web based software interface option.

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