Resistance welding power supply MIRO Welder MIRO-501

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MIRO Welder MIRO-501

last updated：Jan 28, 2009

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A resistance welding power supply with a fast pulse rise and linear current flow.

The MIRO Welder 501 is a DC welding power source capable of delivering rectangular wave pulses with precise timing. The welding time can be adjusted from 0 to 10 ms, providing greater flexibility in determining conditions compared to traditional capacitor-type welders. It is convenient. ★ [Patent No. 3226204] has also been obtained. +++++++ ★ For more details, please request the materials. +++++++ ===== Features ===== 1. The variable peak current method allows for control over the melting of the weld (the welding time is accurately reproducible). 2. Since it does not use a welding transformer, the rise time of the current is short, resulting in clean welds with minimal spatter and burrs. 3. A current waveform similar to that of an inverter type is obtained. 4. Compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry. 5. Convenient for welding precious metals and for welding thermocouples.

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The MIRO Welder 501 is a direct current welding power source capable of energizing rectangular wave pulses with precise timing. The energizing time can be varied from 0 to 10 ms, providing more flexibility in determining conditions compared to conventional capacitor types. It is convenient. ★ [Patent No. 3226204] has also been obtained. +++++++ ★ For more details, please request the materials. +++++++ === Features === 1. The peak current variable method allows for control over the melting during welding. (Energizing time is accurately reproducible) 2. Since it does not use a welding transformer, the rise time of the current is short, resulting in clean welds with minimal spatter and burrs. 3. A current waveform similar to that of an inverter type is obtained. 4. Compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry. 5. Convenient for welding precious metals and thermocouples.