Category: MFDC Bench Welders (29-90 kVA)

MFDC technology converts three-phase AC input power to medium-frequency DC at the welding transformer, operating typically between 1,000 and 4,000 Hz. At these frequencies, the transformer’s magnetic core can be made dramatically smaller and lighter than an equivalent 50/60 Hz AC unit. Beyond the physical benefits, MFDC current control is inherently more precise: current rise and fall times are faster, weld time increments are finer, and the DC waveform eliminates the half-cycle asymmetry inherent in AC welding. The practical result is more consistent weld quality, better performance on coated and galvanized steels, lower energy consumption per weld, and the ability to weld thinner materials with less distortion.

Aerial Noise
Air Consump /1000 (Max)
Air Consump /1000 (Std 20mm)
Air Supply Hose Ø
Configuration
Control Unit Net Weight
Delayed Fuses (380–415 V)
Double Stroke (Standard)
Electrode Stroke
Electrode Taper Ø
Mains Cable (L=30m, 380–415 V)
Max Elec Force 6 bar (Std)
Max Gap
Max Weld Curr 100mΩ Load (kA)
1731
Max Weld Curr 200mΩ Load (kA)
1424
Max Weld Curr 50mΩ Load (kA)
Max Welding Current (kA)
Min Gap
Min Throat Depth
No-Load Secondary Voltage (V)
Nominal Power 100% (kVA)
Nominal Power 20% (kVA)
Nominal Power 50% (kVA)
Proj Plate Throat Depth
Standard Control Unit
Thermal Current 100% (A)
Water Cooling Flow