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Sloping levels eliminate thermal shock
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Orbimatic product story
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk editorial team
Jan 20, 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.
All Orbimat C automatic orbital welding power supplies current sloping between welding levels is a standard feature.
It is very important to slope the welding current between levels to eliminate the effect of thermal shocking.
This sloping effect also allows a completely consistent weld profile to be achieved as the weld current is not dropping suddenly during the welding cycle.
In addition to current sloping Orbimat C power supplies have extensive data logging built in with the welding current and travel speed being monitored 500 times per second and adjusted if necessary.
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