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TDP-555 Dent Puller Machine| Technomatic Industries
Panel repair and dent removal work needs equipment that’s both capable and easy to move around a busy body shop — and the Technomatic TDP-555 is built with exactly that balance in mind. This multi-function dent puller and spot welder combines several essential auto body repair functions into one compact, trolley-mounted unit, making it a practical fit for workshops of any size.
The TDP-555 delivers three core output functions: carbon rod heating (AC6V-10V) for controlled dent shrinking, washer fusion (AC1V-12V) for attaching pulling washers to damaged panels, and butt weld (AC1V-13V) for joining sheet metal sections. Together, these functions cover the fundamental techniques technicians need for straightening and restoring bodywork without switching between separate machines.
With an input power of 10KW and instant maximum current of 2000A, the TDP-555 delivers dependable performance for everyday panel repair work. Its stepless time regulation system (0-99 m/s) gives technicians precise control over heating and weld duration, supporting one-side welding thickness of 0.8-1.2mm for accurate, controlled results.
Built for practical workshop use, the TDP-555 comes mounted on a wheeled trolley for easy movement between bays, complete with a vacuum cupule device (180 Kg rated) for dent pulling applications. The digital control panel provides clear operational feedback, while the organized hose and tool layout keeps accessories within easy reach during repair work.
Running on a 220V, 50/60Hz input with 30A input current, the TDP-555 is compatible with standard workshop power setups. At just 460x480x1050mm and a lightweight 35Kg, it’s noticeably more compact and easier to maneuver than larger dent puller models — a genuine advantage for smaller workshops or bays with limited space.
Whether you’re pulling dents, shrinking stretched panels, or joining sheet metal, the Technomatic TDP-555 gives auto body workshops a reliable, space-efficient repair solution that doesn’t compromise on core functionality.
