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- October 14, 2019
Amada Miyachi America has released the MM-410A handheld resistance weld checker.
The compact unit is designed for monitoring and troubleshooting issues in production. It supports a range of resistance welding technologies, including AC, DC inverter, AC inverter, transistor and capacitive discharge. It features a simple user interface and colour touch panel display that provides information on current, voltage, weld time and force.
The MM-410A is ideal for use in process troubleshooting, where it can be used to correlate waveform and numeric data with process results and provide detailed weld data for process optimization and validation. If used continuously in a production environment, it reduces scrap by detecting drifts in the weld process and alerting operators before process failure. The MM-410A also reduces the frequency of destructive testing and provides an independent way of monitoring the welding power supply by detecting any drifts in welding power supply calibration.
The unit provides ISO17657-compliant measurement for current (when used with available ISO-compliant toroidal coil). It offers easy set up using the 5.7-inch colour touch panel. The unique seam welding mode monitors AC current and voltage or DC voltage for up to five minutes. Data storage is available using an onboard flash drive. The MM-410A offers Ethernet (TCP/IP), and RS-232/485 communication. Multi-language support includes English, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, German and French.
Available accessories for the MM-410A handheld resistance weld tester include toroidal coils, force sensors, and current/force sensors.
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