The traditional system-type Schlieren's simple operating system remains unchanged while achieving visualization of shield gas behavior!
"Shield View" is a welding shield gas visualization system that allows for the visualization and filming of shield gas behavior during arc generation. By visualizing the stability of the gas layer flow, it is possible to observe how the shield gas becomes disturbed during welding. Thanks to a special system configuration based on the Schlieren method, filming can be conducted while maintaining the simple operation of conventional system-type Schlieren setups. 【Features】 ■ Specializes in gas behavior visualization ■ Provides an optimal filming area ■ Noise and fume countermeasures ■ PC-less monitoring ■ Flexible design *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Applications】 ■ Evaluation of shield gas disturbance due to the influence of external wind ■ Changes in disturbance during arc generation due to differences in torch and work distance ■ Evaluation based on differences in the installation angle of the workpiece and torch ■ Cost reduction through assessment of appropriate gas flow rate ■ Optimization of weaving speed to prevent the entrapment of surrounding atmosphere ■ Optimization of gas flow rate and nozzle shape during laser welding *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Visualization Consultation Room-------------------------------------- As the saying goes, "Seeing is believing," actually witnessing a phenomenon can deepen understanding more than anything else. If you want to understand the essence of flow, it is best to first observe the flow itself. However, water and air are transparent, making it difficult to observe the flow effectively. This challenging observation of flow is referred to as "flow visualization."
