MW Resistance Welder Range

MW Resistance Welder Range
MW Resistance Welder Range MW Resistance Welder Range

The MW4 welding system has many unique features for successful welding. These include a precision double-acting pneumatic cylinder for controlled variation of top electrode thrust via a low-inertia electrode system and an easily replaceable electrode holder. It has a rigid main frame of welded steel, eliminating on-load electrode deflection and a secondary welding loop designed for maximum welding power. The transformers, either air or water-cooled, are designed to give high output welding current for minimum mains demand. The MW4 has a medium size frame and includes 19mm electrodes

Water cooling options are available depending on application, ambient temperature and duty cycle.

 

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MW4 SPECIFICATION  
STANDARD TRANSFORMER: 25 / 40kVA nom @ 7V
MAINS INPUT: 400V 50Hz 3 Phase
SECONDARY VOLTAGE: 2.5 - 5V
SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT: 10,000 / 15,000 r.m.s.
SERIES CURRENT: 8,000 / 12,000 r.m.s
ELECTRODE TRAVEL: 19mm
AIR SUPPLY 5 bar

MW6 SPECIFICATION  
STANDARD TRANSFORMER: 40 / 63 / 100kVA nom @ 7V
MAINS INPUT: 400V 50Hz 3 Phase
SECONDARY VOLTAGE: 3.6 - 10V
SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT: 15,000 / 20,000 / 30,000 r.m.s.
SERIES CURRENT: 12,000 / 18,000 / 25,000 r.m.s
ELECTRODE TRAVEL: 19mm
AIR SUPPLY 5 bar

TYPICAL CHILLER SPECIFICATION 
COOLING CAPACITY: 1100W
ABSORBED POWER:
500W
SUPPLY
230V/1ph
WATER FLOW
3 L/min
AVAILABLE HEAD
3.5 bar
NOISE LEVEL
44db
PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS 686mmX552mmX480mm

Weld control comprises of a standard package featuring 5 independent programmes, 1/2 -100 cycle, upslope, pulsation mode, dual weld facility, squeeze, hold, cool, weld On/Off and mains isolator. Digital synchronous weld timing gives accurate repeatable weld periods resulting in minimum transient conditions and improved welds. Alternate half cycle is included for the welding of precious metals and special applications. High resolution heat control is provided, combined with a three position tap switch giving extremely fine adjustment of weld current over its entire range.

An alternative advanced timer/monitor can be supplied which has full SPC capability and 16 separate weld programmes with upslope, dual heat, internal storage for 8000 welds and many other features.

FPE's range of controllers allow for complete control of the weld parameter including:

Pre weld squeeze time
Up slope of weld power
Weld Time
Weld power
Number of pulses
Time between pulses
Post weld forge time

BRAID CONSOLIDATION
BRAID CONSOLIDATION

FUSE END CAPS
FUSE END CAPS

AIRCRAFT HEAT BLANKETS

AIRCRAFT HEAT BLANKET

AUTOMOTIVE MOTORS
AUTOMOTIVE MOTOR

MANY OTHERS


What is Resistance Welding?

resistance welding process

   
Resistance welding is the science of joining two or more metal parts together in a localised area by the application of  heat and pressure.

The heat is produced by the resistance of the material to carry a high amperage current.
   
The greater the path of resistance is, the higher the heat intensity.
This heat is controlled via time application and level of current applied.
   
The pressure is applied to forge the joint and consolidate the nugget to provide the weld strength.
    
No extraneous materials such as rods, fluxes, inert gasses, oxygen, or acetylene are required.

FPE and Gatwick Fusions range of Friction Welders are suitable for the following industries:

• AEROSPACE
• AUTOMOTIVE
• CUTTING TOOLS
• ELECTRICAL
• INDUSTRIAL
• OIL AND ROCK EXPLORATION
• WHITE GOODS