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SFW LINEAR DC WELDING
POWER SUPPLY
- PRECISE CONTROL OF OUTPUT
VOLTAGE AND WELD TIME PROVIDE CONSISTENT REPEATABLE
WELD ENERGY
- 16 BIT MICROPROCESSOR
- CONSTANT VOLTAGE WITH
FEEDBACK TIME LESS THAN 10µ SECONDS
- WELD TIME 10µ SECONDS
TO 9.99 MSEC.
- INCREASED STRENGTH AND
DUCTILITY BETWEEN THE WELDMENTS
- FINISHED PRODUCTS WITH
NUGGETS OF EQUAL SIZE AND STRENGTH
- ELIMINATION OR MINIMIZED
DISCOLORATION OF WELD MATERIALS
- PRE-PULSE RESISTANCE
CHECK AND AUTOMATIC VOLTAGE COMPENSATION.
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SFW-412 LINEAR DC
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Steep rise of welding voltage enables a very short
welding time producing:
Stronger, more ductile weld joints - Little discoloration
or deformation
Minimal arcing and splash - Minimal fluctuation in current
balance
Ability to weld foils and very fine wires with excellent
results
Adaptive controls of critical rise voltage provides
stabilized energy output in less than 15µseconds.
Pre-pulse feature allows the measurement of the resistance
between the weldments and the comparison with present
parameters before welding.
This provides the following benefits:
Activation of the compensation mode when the resistance
is within the set parameters.
Interruption of the weld when resistance is outside the
set parameters & compensation range.
Increased life of the electrodes.
Calibration accuracy of +/-20 millivolts provides for
consistent performance from unit to unit.
Current or Voltage waveform display for monitoring
and troubleshooting:
Monitors the entire waveform including the critical rise
time
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SFW LINEAR DC WELDING
POWER SUPPLY
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Compensation Function Allows:
Establishment of an optimum welding condition
Compensation for variations of contact area, plating thickness
or part cleanliness
Weld voltage is increased/decreased when contact resistance
is within the present parameters
Constant voltage to be maintained (even when the work pieces
vary)
Built in Functions:
Resistance check pre-monitor - Welding monitor
Current wave form monitor - 8-weld schedule module - Trace
monitor function
Optional RS 232 Data Output:
Counter - Voltage - Current - KVA - GOOD/NG Evaluation
- Warning - Schedule - Time
APPLICATIONS FOR
LINEAR DC WELDING:
Medical Devices - Conventional and Lithium
Ion Battery Pack Assembly
Lamp Components - Consumer Appliances - Small Parts or
Thin Foils
Highly Conductive Materials requiring fast rise and short
weld time.
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Linear DC waveform with
two pulses
CH1 .5V 1ms
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LINEAR DC POWER SUPPLY
Seiwa Linear DC welders deliver a highly controlled form
of stored energy. The term Linear DC refers to the ability
of the control system to produce an output which changes
in direct proportion to changes in resistance at the weld
joint. To produce this type of output, a fast response
time is required by the control system. (Approximately
5-10µS)
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The rapid response is possible because there is
no frequency element (such as with inverter type supplies) affecting
impedance of the weld head, transformer and work pieces. The
control system receives feedback in the form of DC voltage, eliminating
time delays and losses associated with systems using a pickup
coil.

SFW LINEAR DC WELDING POWER SUPPLY
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Advantages of using a Linear DC for welding
fine wires & thin foils.
Superior strength, ductility, and low deformation in thin
foils and fine wires (.010" and below) is achieved
by utilizing a very short, high current welding pulse.
A short weld pulse limits heat stress, size of the heat
affect zone and minimizes oxidation. The key to achieving
repeatability is maintaining a consistent heating process
(heat balance) from the beginning of the weld cycle through
setting the nugget. Seiwa Linear DC provides fast response
time required for measuring voltage at the weldments, and
changes output so that heating is consistent even at very
short weld times.
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Other features, which enable the Linear DC unit to maintain
proper heating, include resistance check and pre-pulse
functions. Resistance check measures combined resistance
and when combined with automatic voltage compensation adjusts
control circuitry, providing proper output based upon measurement.
This process continues throughout the weld to detect changes
in resistance and ensure proper heating. Pre-Pulse function
burns off oxides, which build up due to exposure to elements
and provides a clean work surface.
Seiwa products from MTI MicroWelding are designed and
built using production experience and customer feedback
. MTI is committed to work in partnership with customers
to solve a variety of process challenges and guarantee
the highest quality in all of our products and technical
services.
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Model
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Input Power
Source
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Max. Output
Current
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Dimensions
H x W x D(mm)
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Weight
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SFW-412
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100 or 200 VAC (+/- 10 %) 50/60 Hz; single
phase
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4000A 1msec 60 welds/min.
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315 x 197 x 400
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21kg
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SFW-103
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100 or 200 VAC (+/- 10 %) 50/60 Hz; single
phase
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1000A 1msec 60 welds/min.
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315 x 197 x 400
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21kg
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