AMADA – DC Inverter Welding Power Supply, IS-800A/1400A
Precision waveform control ensures high quality welding!
Technical Specification
| Model | IS-800A | IS-1400A | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power requirements | ・Three phase, 380-480VAC (50/60Hz)10% ・Three phase, 200-240VAC (50/60Hz)10% | ・Three phase, 380-480VAC (50/60Hz)10% ・Three phase, 200-240VAC (50/60Hz)10% | |
| Maximum output current | 800A (3%) | 1400A (3%) | |
| Number of schedules | 255 | Number of schedules | |
| Output frequency | 600Hz～3kHz | Output frequency | |
| Control method | Primary current RMS/ Secondary current RMS/ Secondary power RMS/ Primary current PEAK/ Secondary voltage RMS/ Constant phase | Primary current RMS/ Secondary current RMS/ Secondary power RMS/ Primary current PEAK/ Secondary voltage RMS/ Constant phase | |
| Current monitor | HIGH 0.00～9.99kA / LOW 0.00～9.99kA | HIGH 00.0～99.9kA / LOW 00.0～99.9kA | |
| Power monitor | HIGH 0.00～9.99kW / LOW 0.00～9.99kW | HIGH 00.0～99.9kW / LOW 00.0～99.9kW | |
| Weight | 38kg | 60kg | |
| For further details, please refer to enclosed brochure. | |||
Key Features
- Pulse limit control and Voltage compensation feature enable detailed parameter settings.
- Ground fault and short-circuit protections ensure the safety better.
- Adjustable welding frequency from 600 to 3000kHz with 100Hz increment.
- Program protect feature prevents false operation due to unintended touches to the screen.
- Up to the third welding is controllable. Pulsation and other control modes can be set for each welding.
- The analog output terminal (voltage output proportional to force) for force control with electropneumatic proportional valve and the analog input terminal (voltage input proportional to force) for force measurement have two channels, respectively.(Only IS-800A/1400A-20)
- Welding can be stopped at the set displacement by connecting the displacement gauge and measuring the displacement produced in fusing. (Only IS-800A/1400A-20)
Brand
The AMADA Group is a world leader in the manufacture of machines for sheet metal processing. Established in 1946 by Isamu AMADA, the Japanese Group has attained a unique position in the industry. AMADA not only manufactures machine tools, but also comes up with and proposes technological solutions to support the competitive edge of its Customers. With over 70 years of activities and experience and more than 90 companies, AMADA stands for technology and reliability.