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YXAWO-1025LP Linear Welding Oscillator
◆ Brief Introduction
Welding oscillator is to increase the width of the welding seam formed through one time welding, is mainly used for a relatively wide welding seam, for example, V-groove welds, fillet welds. When we weld a relatively wide seam, if the welding torch does not swing, the width of formed seam is relatively narrow. To solve this problem, we need to make the welding torch swing back and forth in the width direction along the seam.
Welding oscillator consists of two main parts, mechanical swing mechanism (we called slide) and electrical control part (we called controller).
Welding oscillator produced by our company has a high-quality controller and uses the speed & position double closed-loop DC-Servo control technology, to ensure oscillating accuracy and speed will not be affected by the load changes. Due to the oscillating speed and amplitude can be adjusted at any time, so it is easy to achieve the requirements of different weld width and oscillating speed; greatly reduce the labor intensity of the welder; ensure the welding quality and improve the welding efficiency.
Standard Configuration
Panel of Controller
◆ Main Functions and Features
● Oscillating parameters are input by independent digital knob and displayed in digital.
● Oscillating parameters are input by independent digital knob and displayed in digital.
So it not only has the new advantages of digital control, but also make the adjust more
convenience and realtime, and visualized to use.
● Multiple sets of oscillating parameters can be preset before welding, and easy to switch
the parameters while welding. Also, the parameters can be modified as actual needs at
any time. So, it greatly reduces the difficulty of operation and labor intensity.
● A large-capacity parameters memory and power-off protection function, to ensure the
parameters not lost in a sudden power off.
● With parameters restore memory function, parameters can be automatically recovered to the before powering status, when the power is on.
● Use the speed & position double closed-loop DC-Servo control technology, to ensure
oscillating accuracy and speed will not be affected by the load changes.
● Motor over-current and over-voltage dual protection function to protect the motor
performance and extend service life.
● Electronic controls oscillating speed, amplitude, center, left/right dwell, to make
operations simple and convenient.
● While oscillator stopping, return to the center automatically.
● Wide input power supply voltage range is suitable for using around the world.
● Optional communication functions. It is easy to achieve among several oscillators & automatic
welding machine to compose local area network, and to achieve centralized control of the entire
welding equipment.
◆ Technical Parameters
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Oscillating Parameters Input Mode |
Digital, Independent Knob Adjustment, LCD display |
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Rated Load |
25Kg |
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Slide Stroke |
100mm |
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Maximum Oscillating Speed |
4000mm/min |
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Maximum Oscillating Frequency |
120times/min |
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Oscillating Amplitude |
2-90mm |
| Centering Range | 10-90mm |
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Oscillating Accuracy |
±0.5mm |
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Left / Right Dwell Time |
0-3s |
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The Welding Methods to Be Applied |
TIG, MIG, MAG, Plasma Welding |
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Control Methods |
Speed & Position Double Closed-Loop DC-Servo Control |
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Slide Structure |
Motor + Guide + Sensor |
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Input Power Supply |
AC100-240V Single-phase, 50/60Hz, 2A |
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Outline Dimension |
Controller 300×160×160mm, Slide 268×169×63.5 mm |
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Mounting Hole Size |
Controller 257 × 105mm ,4-M4; Slide 64×82mm, 4-M6 |
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Weight |
Controller 3.5Kg, Slide 4.35Kg |
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Standard Configuration |
Controller, Slide, Connecting Cables (including Power Cable and Slide Cable). |
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User Options |
Welding Torch Holder, Cross Regulation Slide,
Communication Interface for Remote Control |
In addition, our company can also supply special welding oscillator in accordance with the needs of users.
