This invention relates to the field of
welding-related technologies, and in particular to a
welding device for
processing metal back panels of television sets. The device includes a
welding box, a
fixed frame, and a welding rack. The
fixed frame is fixedly mounted on the top of the welding box, and the welding rack is movably mounted on the bottom of the
fixed frame. A pushing welding
assembly is installed inside the welding rack, which pushes the
welding torch head within the
assembly to move horizontally across the back panel surface, forming a continuous welding strip. The tilting lateral
assembly of this invention achieves digital and programmable angle adjustment, with high precision and good
repeatability, enabling it to perform automated welding of various complex welds such as flat fillet welds and vertical fillet welds. The single-point pressure assembly refines grains and releases thermal stress through
mechanical impact, directly intervening in
welding deformation and cold
cracking hazards. The downward cleaning assembly ensures that every welding is performed on a contaminated surface, fundamentally eliminating welding defects such as
porosity and
slag inclusions caused by dust and oil.