Model : SWD - 400
Model : SWD - 800
What is Short Cycle/ Drawn - Arc Stud Welding?
Short Cycle/ Drawn Arc Stud Welding is commonly known as ‘Short Cycle Stud Welding’ or ‘SC Welding’. The Short cycle is similar to drawn arc stud welding in many aspects, as it requires three-phase power and a 415-volt power supply.
The Short cycle stud welding is a faster form of the drawn arc stud welding process for attaching metal studs and other fasteners to metal sheets. Short cycle welding is an abbreviated version of the drawn arc stud welding process which involves weld studs that are 3/8″ and smaller and surfaces which are thinner in diameter. It also offers the shortest welding times of all the drawn arc stud welding alternatives.
Short Cycle method is effective and suitable to use on slightly broad sheet metals that are uneven or have imperfections.
How Short Cycle Stud Welding Works?
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION | |
PROCESS | SH. CYCLE |
WELDABLE STUD RANGE | M 3 - M 6 |
MAX CURRANT | 400 Amps |
WELD TIME | 5 - 100 msec. |
KVA | 15 KVA |
MAINS INPUT POWER | 400 VOLTS 50 Hz 3 PHASE |
MAINS PLUG | 32 Amps |
HOUSING DIMENSIONS [LXBXH] | 350 X 240 X 300 |
WEIGHT | 30 KG. |
Technical Details Subject To Changes Without Notice. |
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION | |
PROCESS | SH. CYCLE / D.A |
WELDABLE STUD RANGE | M 3 – M 10 |
MAX CURRANT | 800 Amps |
WELD TIME | 5 – 300 msec. |
KVA | 25 KVA |
MAINS INPUT POWER | 400 VOLTS 50 Hz 3 PHASE |
MAINS PLUG | 32 Amps |
HOUSING DIMENSIONS [LXBXH] | 490 X 350 X 400 |
WEIGHT | 50 KG. |
Technical Details Subject To Changes Without Notice. |