Resistance Welders
What is resistance welding?
It is a joining method in which an object to be welded are sandwiched between electrodes, pressed appropriately, and melted and welded by the "resistive heat" generated while electric current is passing through.
As the total cost is low and the welding time is short compared toother joining methods, it is widely used in various applications.
Basic configuration of a resistance welder and the role of each part
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Welding Power Supply controls the amount, time, and waveform of the electric current
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Welding Transformer converts the current from the power supply into a larger current
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Welding Head Controls the pressure to be applied
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Welding Electrode contacts the object to be welded to apply pressure and electric current
Welding Power Supply: Welding Method
Welding Power Supply: Welding Current Capacity
Applications
Laminated Foil + Plate (Cu, SUS)
Pattern Repair
Resistance Welding Products
Weldability by Resistance Welding for Each Material
*This table is intended to be a guideline only, and it should not be interpreted as guaranteeing the welding result. Please feel free to consult with us as we will be pleased to sample test for you.
*RWMA for the electrode material indicates the specifications by Resistance Welding Manufacturing Association.