
Mike Page, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Welding Current",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Manufacturingtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Standard MIG/MAG welders are heavy duty from
Wilkinson Star, which we summarised at the time by saying "Three-phase 400V 25/32A standard welding machines are designed for heavy duty MIG/MAG welding applications including general fabrication and structural steel work using solid or flux cored
wires".
A couple of weeks before,
we featured the news release Weld and fastening monitor works at machine from
Kistler Instruments: "A battery powered measuring system for analysing joining methods, such as spot welding, clinching and riveting, measures and records the force-vs-time and force-vs-distance curve".
In August 2007, we covered the news from WeldComputer Corporation
concerning its Welding inverters - mash seam welding
- take a look at Inverters are for mash seam welding
which says: "Welding inverters rated at up to 800A for mash seam welding operate in current, voltage and power feedback modes and monitor key welding parameters".
Take a look also at the news release from ESAB, Compact TIG torches weld in tight spaces,
as well as Arc welding machine reduces spatter, saves costs from Lincoln Electric Company, The,
and Petrol driven welding and generating sets from Wilkinson Star.
See also:
Diesel generator welder is rated at 300A
(March 2007)
A diesel powered welder generator is rated 300A at 60% duty cycle with a safety critical 110V CTE 4kVA AC auxiliary output for running power tools and ancillaries equipment
Engine-driven arc welders meet EEC regulations
(January 2007)
Engine-driven arc welding sets for site work are silenced to meet EEC regulations and have DC output producing smooth high quality welding characteristics
TIG welding performance, reliability raised
(January 2007)
A range of Oerlikon TIG welding sets has an array of high-performance products providing an optimised response to customers' requirements for premium quality
Self-shielded cored wires save fabrication time
(October 2006)
Self-shielded cored wires' all-position suitability has enabled the attachment of steel plates to a construction framework to be much simplified, reducing the welding time considerably
Intelligent welding and soldering are faster
(September 2006)
As well as its growing use among automotive OEMs, cold metal transfer arc welding is just as suited to the small firm with one automated welding workstation as it is for batch production
Achieving a stable arc with MMA welding
(August 2006)
An ideal characteristic leads to perfect welding results and with manual metal arc welding, welders can achieve such results with 'resonant intelligence' that ensures a perfect and constant arc
MMA 150A welder generator weighs just 34kg
(August 2006)
An air-cooled MMA welder generator - rated at 150A/60% duty cycle - weighs only 34kg, and has chopped DC output that allows it to produce high quality smooth welding characteristics
MIG/MAG welders are for less complex jobs
(December 2005)
Latest MIG/MAG step-regulated power sources are described as the ideal welding machines for less complex, light and medium duty welding jobs that still require high quality
Industrial TIG welder perms MMA too
(November 2005)
Designed for industrial welding applications a welding unit can carry out TIG or MMA welding operations is either AC or DC process modes, providing high performance levels
Valves and welding systems are specialised
(November 2005)
L and N (Scotland) says is now well established as one of the leading valve and specialised welding system providers in the oil and gas market place
Orbital TIG head welds return bends in thin tube
(November 2005)
A weld head for the welding of return bends to thin walled tube in heating and cooling equipment offers consistent TIG torch rotation, and constant or variable welding current
Orbital TIG supplier helps fabricator meet EU regs
(November 2005)
Orbital TIG welding equipment supplier has assisted a leading manufacture of oil-fired boilers in the manufacture of condensing units, to help them comply with new European legislation
Guide describes latest TIG welding machines
(October 2005)
TIG welding equipment guide covers an extensive range of TIG welding machines - from 'go anywhere' types to advanced wortkshop units - as well as torches and accessories
MMA/TIG welders are light weight
(October 2005)
With ideal characteristics and ample reserves of power light weight MMA/TIG welding machines have built-in 'resonant intelligence' that delivers an extremely stable arc
Using innovation to expand welding limits
(October 2005)
Developments at the Schweissen und Schneiden welding fair highlight joining steel and aluminium, resistance welding progress and plasma cutting process, recalls Heinz Hackl
Orbital welder's easier operator interface
(September 2005)
Orbimatic UK, the manufacturer of Orbital TIG welding equipment, has implemented two new functions to its Orbimat 165CB orbital welding power supply
Welding unit self-adjusts to maintain quality
(August 2005)
An inverter resistance welding unit feeds back information during a weld at 1000 times/s and adjusts for variations, such as high oxide surface conditions, in parts to be welded
Manual metal arc welding guide published
(August 2005)
A Manual Metal Arc Welding guide to ESAB's extensive range of MMA power sources and remote control units also describes the company's range of complementary remotes
Track-guided welding is digitally programmed
(June 2005)
Modular, track-guided products are now available for portable, programmable, semi-automated welding and cutting operations with a choice of digital programming units
Robust welder provides a stable arc
(December 2004)
A 4.9kg light and robust power welding unit has a 'Hot-Start' function ensures good striking performance and a stabile arc and an integrated arc condition monitoring system
MIG/MAG welder has controlled welding choke
(December 2004)
A program controlled welding choke with stepless dynamic induction in a MIG/MAG welder optimises the welding characteristics and ensures an extremely stabile arc
TIG inverter offers optimum weld pool control
(November 2004)
Weighing just 5kg, a TIG primary inverter unit operates at up to 210A, has single knob control and a 'Dual Wave Technology' feature, which provides optimum weld pool control
Stepless dynamic induction controls welding arc
(November 2004)
New generation of MIG/M synergic welding sets feature SDI 'stepless dynamic induction' technology that allows continuous arc adjustment through program or manual control
Lightweight MMA/TIG welders work 50m from source
(May 2004)
Lightweight, 110V MMA/scratch start TIG inverter welding machine can be used from mains power and from power generators using up to 50m long power supply cables
Clamping force tester checks spot welds in-process
(May 2004)
A clamping force tester can be integrated with electrode cap machining and weld current checking to monitor spot welding equipment performance and maintenance
MIG units with positive wire feed set up simply
(May 2004)
Designed to provide users with high welding quality and superb performance, MIG welders are equipped with simple to set controls and positive, powerful wire feed systems
Sloping levels eliminate thermal shock
(January 2004)
All Orbimat C automatic orbital welding power supplies' current sloping between welding levels is a standard feature to eliminate thermal shocking effects in the weld joint
Heavy duty AC/DC power sources adjusted precisely
(November 2003)
Heavy duty TIG/MMA AC/DC power sources, tested to meet with the requirements of BSEN60974-1, offer extremely precise adjustment and control of welding parameters
Taking the monotony out of boiler welding
(November 2003)
An orbital welding head has been designed to enable the welding of boiler tubes fitted to tube sheets in heat exchangers
Orbital welding technology advances described
(August 2003)
The orbital welding technique has been advanced considerably over the years such that today's equipment can do in one pass that often required multi-pass techniques before
Taking the monotony out of boiler tube welding
(August 2003)
Weld head has been designed to enable the welding of boiler tubes fitted to tube sheets in heat exchangers
MF welding is not necessarily specialised
(July 2003)
Many automotive manufacturers use modern Medium Frequency Resistance Welding techniques that make less demand on plant power systems, shorten weld times and delivers greatly improved quality
Versatile power source has two wire feed units
(May 2003)
Second wire feed saves time and costs, as there is no need for additional setting up when using a general purpose welder for MIG/MAG, TIG and MIG brazing
MMA welding units have resonant intelligence
(March 2003)
'Resonant intelligence' regulates the output characteristic from zero all the way up to full load and automatically ensures a soft, stable arc at all times
