Knowing the quality/hardening condition of the enamel wire used in manufacturing is crucial for the stability of product quality in the motor, coil, and transformer manufacturing industry.
The TD-5 Tangent Delta Tester is safe, easy to operate, and can be used in a short amount of time. By conducting tangent delta testing, the following benefits can be obtained: - Knowing that the enameling process is correct - Optimized production parameters - Documentation of quality control - Time and cost savings - Reduction of scrap - A tool for research Tangent delta testing is an important method for testing enameled wire.
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TD5 is ideal for quality control of enamel wire. During the heating of the wire, TD5 automatically calculates the tangent delta temperature (TgD). In a full curve, it can determine and display valuable information regarding the quality of the enamel, including: - Enamel curing - Enamel quality - Residual solvents - Moisture absorption - Enamel type ID and combinations The TD5 measurement unit consists of a high-precision temperature control unit, power supply, precision analyzer, and an oven with a PC interface via USB. Tangent delta resolution: 0.0005 at C > 100 pF Measurement frequencies: 100Hz, 120Hz, 1kHz, 10kHz, 100kHz Measurement voltage: 1 volt RMS - ±0.1℃ reading accuracy - Dimensions (DxWxH): 440 x 530 x 360 mm - Ambient temperature: 10℃ to 35℃ - Weight: 33 kg Implementation standard: IEC 60851-5
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Enamel manufacturing industry Motor manufacturing industry Coil manufacturing industry Transformer manufacturing industry EV motor
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Shinsei Shoji was established in 1974 as the overseas sales division of wire butt welding machines for Hakusan Seisakusho Co., Ltd. In 1985, it entered into a dealership agreement with Clinton Company (spark testers) in the United States and began importing equipment for wire manufacturing. Utilizing the specialized knowledge and experience accumulated as a manufacturer’s sales division for butt welding machines, it subsequently increased the number of manufacturers it represents and now handles machinery for wire, cable, and electric wire manufacturing, measuring instruments, tools, and color masterbatches for fluoropolymer PEEK, among others. Currently, as a specialized trading company for equipment used in wire, electric wire, and tube manufacturing, it conducts business with approximately 200 wire, electric wire, and tube manufacturing companies both domestically and internationally. In recent years, it has started handling load cells and web guides from Swiss company FMS, receiving positive feedback from customers in the film, sheet, and printing sectors. Additionally, it has expanded its dealings with medical device manufacturers, focusing on measuring instruments for catheter tubes.