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Constant Current Secondary Feedback Controllers |
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CONSTANT CURRENT SECONDARY FEEDBACK CONTROLLERS |
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RS 485 Network (Optional) |
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 By using welding data logger (fcom_v2.0) software, welding data can be collected from each controller at
real time & the collected data can be stored in excel file on computer |
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One PC can be linked to maximum 32 units |
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Weld current data and scheduled data can be requested to each controller and can be seen & printed |
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Event monitoring for welding defects, time & weld current data can be checked easily at real time |
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Opto-isolated RS485 converter (option) is installed in the controller |
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PC can be connected to the cortroller by 2 electric wires and the maximum length could be 1.2 km |
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100% certainty of welded spots |
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Non-confirmating spots are alarmed instantly |
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Supplies stable welding current by secondary constant current method |
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Networking of upto 32 machines (optional) |
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Provided with data acquisition software |
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Printouts of welding schedules, real-time & of errors |
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No need of back-up battery as it stores all data to EEPROM |
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15 multiple schedules can be called while welding |
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Different thickness parts can be welded in the same welding sequence by calling multiple schedules |
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In projection welding nuts bears 2 times breaking torque comparing with capacitor discharge method |
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Avoids retapping & additional co2 tag: proves as a cost saver |
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In seam welding secondary current stability upto 0.1 KA is &served after installation on existing machines. |
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Machine Capacity 75KVA – 250KVA |
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