Yanmar YTW350
Series: YTW Series
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Yanmar YTW Series – Diesel-Powered Welder-Generators from Japan
The YTW series belongs to Yanmar's Compact Power Products division and comprises diesel-powered welder-generators: compact units that supply both welding current for arc welding and AC power for running tools and lighting. They are driven by Yanmar's own small industrial diesel engines, which the manufacturer has built for decades for construction, agricultural and emergency-power applications. The series includes models such as the YTW2, YTW200, YTW250 and YTW300. The units are designed for mobile use on construction sites and in assembly work, wherever welding and power supply are needed without a fixed grid connection. Listed in the register: YTW200, YTW250, YTW300, YTW350.
Sources: Yanmar – YTW Series
Technical data
Engine
| Fuel | dieselcorrect |
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Dimensions and weights
| Dry weight | 400 kgcorrect |
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Other data
| Dimensions | 1570 x 660 x 1057correct |
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| Engine power | 14.0 kW bei 2200 min-1correct |
| Voltage | 36 Vcorrect |
| Welding current a | 70-350 (Nennstrom 320)correct |
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