Fine Spot Welders

Fine spot welding (resistance welding) is a joining method using heat generated from resistance caused by placing electrodes in contact with workpieces to apply force and let current flow into workpieces.

Transistor-controlled welding power supplies

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These units offer ultra-precise welding due to transistor control which enables reducing splash by finely adjusting the weld current.

DC Inverter controlled welding power supplies

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These units supply continuous power efficiently, because, unlike an AC-type power supply, it does not have any current downtime. Consequently, it offers a short weld time with excellent thermal efficiency, resulting in few heat-affected areas, and low power consumption. As it can be used with small welding transformers, it is suitable for a system integration.

AC Inverter controlled welding power supplies

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These units are not only available inverter-type features such as an excellent thermal efficiency and stable weld quality, but also available a minimal Peltier effect (polar effect) due to the alternating current AC-current welding transformers are available. It is ideally suited to fusing.

AC controlled welding power suppies

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These unit are the most commonly used type of welding power supply. With a simple structure, it is easy to use, offers excellent durability, and is inexpensive. It is widely used for welding materials made of iron, a material that is relatively easy to weld.

Weld heads

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Weld heads, which are installed in fine spot welders, hold electrodes and perform welding by applying force to workpieces.

Checkers and Testers

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Weld heads, which are installed in fine spot welders, hold electrodes and perform welding by applying force to workpieces.

Pulsed TIG Welders

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DC type pulsed TIG welders are the perfect solution for arc welding of precision and minute parts. This is because welding can be finished with small heat-affected area.

Pulsed Heat Controller

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Pulsed heat controller controls pulsed current to obtain optimum heat for bonding multiple parts. Real-time temperature feedback from a thermocouple attached to a thermode enables to adjust heat temperature in detail and precision performance according to the programmed heat profile can be done.

Systems

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AMADA provides not only technologies for automation and equipment but also system solutions that integrate welding and processing expertise.