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WeldWise™
2400
Dynamic
Resistance Weld
Monitor |
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| Highlights |
| Measure
and graph Current, Voltage, Force, and Electrode Displacement |
| Select
up to 15
master weld schedules using binary select input |
| Works
with AC resistance welders |
| Works
with spot and projection welders |
| Date
and time stamping of weld data |
| On-screen
waveform data display |
| Ethernet
network ready |
| Stores
data before and after the weld for graphic analysis of squeeze and
hold time |
| Common
user interface for the WeldWise 2400
and POD monitors |
| Out-of-tolerance
notification of individual weld parameters |
| Trending
of historical weld data |
| Easy
data exchange with Microsoft Office® |
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Working
from a set of parameters and tolerances that you provide, WeldWise™
2400 gives
a complete report of the critical factors affecting overall weld quality.
- Thirteen
factors in all can be monitored using Livingston equipment, including
- Current,
Voltage,
Force,
Electrode Displacement,
Dynamic Resistance,
Conduction Angle,
Expansion and
Setdown.
Each time
a weld is made, its individual characteristics are instantly recorded.
This "signature" is then analyzed and compared to a "master signature".
Individual welds can then be either accepted or rejected. Through this
process, weld integrity can be closely observed and significantly improved.
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Ensuring
Weld Process Quality
Take
the guesswork out of welding by precisely monitoring and recording
the critical characterisitics of each individual weld. Based on
design principles pioneered by Livingston, the Weldwise 2400
benchtop monitor incorporates proven technology to let you check
weld quality in real-time.
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| Specifications |
| 2Gb
hard drive for weld data and program storage |
| Standard
1.4 Mb
diskette drive for easy data transfer to a PC |
| Accept
and reject N/O or N/C relays rated at 1A
24VAC/DC |
| Optional
connection to external video monitor, mouse, or keyboard |
| Built-in
10Base2
Ethernet connectivity |
| Monitor
dimensions: 11"
x 11" x 4.5" |
| Highly
readable electro-luminescent graphics display |
| Power
input: 120-230VAC,
50 / 60 Hz |
| Weight:
20 lbs |
| Built-in
Thermal Printer (58mm
wide) |
| A
variety of sensors available |
| Isolated
on-board signal conditioning circuits for interfacing with sensors
and third party devices |
| Four
simultaneous sampling 16-bit
Analog to Digital Converters |
| Pentium
CPU, onboard Digital Signal Processor |
 Click
this logo for PDF version of the WW2400 Data Sheet. |
| Click
this logo for a PDF version of the WW2400 User Manual |
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| Measured
Parameters |
| Current:
1 - 45KA; RMS
and Peak (Higher currents supported with special-order toroids) |
| Voltage:
0.1 - 1OV; RMS
and Peak |
| Force:
Differential DC input; 10VDC
excitation load cells and pressure sensors |
| Displacement:
Differential DC input; 1OVDC
excitation, electronic zeroing |
| Conduction
Angle (degrees) |
| Projection
Weld Setdown (inches, millimeters) |
| Weld Nugget
Expansion (inches, millimeters) |
| Dynamic
Resistance (micro-Ohms) |
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Projection
Nut Weld #694 Location #2
01/01/2000 |
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