MFDC Kit

The welding current is not affected by the size of the secondary circuit, ferritic material inside the secondary circuit or by variations in the supply current. The welding current is supplied continuously and constantly. The welding area is heated in a more homogeneous way, which increases the welding quality. Constant and precise welding current. Setting the welding time in milliseconds offers optimal welding time setting. Short welding times allow improved productivity and reduction of welding current used. The lifetime of the electrodes is longer and requires less maintenance, which improves productivity. The effect of this is especially noticeable when spot welding on aluminized and galvanized material. Improved weldability of materials of different types and highly conductive materials. Visually improved result due to less deformation and less penetration mark after the electrode. Reduced risk of weld spatter during the welding process. Rapid current increase means better results and solves problems with difficult-to-weld materials. Reduced electricity consumption, balanced current draw on three phases. Reduced installation costs and improved load factor (cos). Therefore, inverter technology contributes to a noticeable improvement in welding quality, extreme precision of welding parameters, a higher productivity and reduction of costs.