Benefits For
Multiple Weld Head Welding Systems

Standard Features:

• Any program can be selected by use of a binary code input, or operate in a chain automatically with a single initiation
  

• Makes up to 45 welds or sequences in each programmed chain
  

• Sequences 4 (expandable to 16) solenoid valves in any order
• Checks open or closed condition of 5 pressure/limit/proximity switches
  
• Can operate up to 15 chains as selected by switch input
  
• Allows use of same individual program unlimited times.
  
• A different weld schedule can be used for every weld from 70 in memory.
  
• Counts complete finished parts
  
• Contains Anti-tiedown/Anti-repeat system for use with double hand switch operation
  
• Operates a water saver solenoid for 1 minute after last weld
  
• Sends a signal at the end of each complete chain (EHR)
  
• Controls Intensifier functions

Optional Features:

• Monitors and reacts to primary or secondary welding current
  
• Prints data and fault indication on each weld
  
• Contains up to 16 independent computerized steppers
  
• Welds with any of up to 15 SCR contactors in any sequence
  
• Monitors up to 16 Differential Pressure Transducers

Benefits For
Single Head Pedestal Welders

Standard Features:

• Allows welding of a complete part in one handling
  
• Provides virtually unlimited welding sequences
  
• Makes up to 45 welds in a programmed chain
  
• Can use same individual program unlimited times for fast programming and editing
  
• Provides proper weld schedule for each weld from 70 in memory
  
• Controls 4 (expandable to 16) solenoids for clamp, retract, slide, etc.
  
• Monitors up to 5 limit/pressure/proximity switches
  
• Counts complete finished parts
  
• Can utilize three double level foot switches to select three completely different chains
  
• Contains Anti-tiedown/Anti-repeat system for use with double hand switch operation
  
• Operates a water saver solenoid for 1 minute after last weld
  
• Controls Intensifier functions
  

Optional Features:

• Has a differential pressure transducer to wait for correct tip force prior to the start of each weld
  
• Monitors and reacts to secondary welding current
  
• Prints data and fault indication on each weld
  
• Increases welding heat on a computerized curve for welding of galvanized steel