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UWC™ |
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The UWC™ Universal Weld Control can bringtotal weld process control to your system. Based on an embedded micro controller, this unit provides two 0-10 VDC programmable outputs to control the welding power source. Provides interface to our DMC II™ DC MotorControl, MSC II™ Micro Step Control and Remote I/O Control.
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WSC II™ |
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The
WSC II™ Weld Sequence Control from Computer Weld
Technology, Inc. can bring total weld process control to
your system. Based on an embedded micro controller, this
unit provides two 0-10 VDC programmable outputs, one to
control the welding power source and the second, a CWT
Capstan Wire Feed Motor PWM Drive Control. Also provided
are 32 user selectable weld schedules and an optional 2-line
16-character Alpha Numeric LCD display for programming
the weld schedule data and to configure the control options.
The controller can be easily interfaced to your application
and can provide state-of-the-art control of your welding
process with a simplicity that is hard to find elsewhere.
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WSC-1000™ |
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The
microprocessor based Weld Sequence Controller is comprised
of a WSC-1000™ Controller and a WRC-1000™ weld
remote Interface. The WSC-1000 is the main control module
and provides all control and communication functions and
can program external motion control axis via the Local Area
Network {LAN} port. The controller can support up to four
stepper motor controlled axes, using the MSC-1000 Micro-Step
Controller, and four DC Servo controls, using the DMC-1000
DC Servo Controller.>
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MWC™ |
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The
microprocessor based Modular Weld Controller is the main
control module and provides all control and communication
functions and can program external motion control axis via
the Local Area Network (LAN) port. The
controller can support up to four stepper motor controlled
axis, using the MSC-1000™ Micro-step Controller, and
four DC servo controls, using the DMC-1000™ DC Servo
Controller. The
MWC-1000™ provides all external Input / Output control
interface and electrical connections to user supplied components.
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MSC II™ |
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The MSC II™ is a microprocessor based stepper motor controller which provides a 1/10 micro stepping output to operate most stepper drive motors requiring 1.0 – 6.5 amps/phase current. The controller is designed to be used with the CWT torch positioning slides and the CWT weld sequence controller. It can also be used as a stand-alone positioning controller. The MSC II has an isolated RS-485 port, which can be configured to allow off-line programming and control of the stepper motor. The MSC II can be configured to use the Local Area Network (LAN) port which allows the CWT weld sequence control to program and control the CWT torch positioning slide assemblies.
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DMC II™ |
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The DMC II Motor Controller is a PWM motor speed controller using an embedded micro controller to provide motor speed regulation and torque compensation. There are two version of the DMC II controller. The DMC II-LV has a 24 VDC @ 6.5amps output and the DMC II-HV has a 100 VDC @ 2.8 amps output. The DMC II-LV controller can be used to control 24 volt permanent magnet (PM) motors up to 150 watts. The DMC II-HV can be used to control 90 Volt permanent magnet motors up to 250 watts. The DMC II is designed to be used with the CWT Weld Sequence Controllers or a user supplied controller. The DMC II also provides a RS-485 serial port configured to support Modbus RTU protocol. This port can be used to Operate and configure various features of the DMC II.
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HSA-2000™ and VSA-2000™ |
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Our Horizontal Slide Assembly is a precision linear motor
control device that provides exacting horizontal movement for cross-seam
positioning and/or torch oscillation. The slide assembly is intended
to be used with our MSC-1000 Micro-step Controller
which provides the necessary control functions and drive power to the
stepper motor drive.
Our Vertical Slide Assembly is a precision, linear motion
control device that provides exacting vertical movement for torch-to-work
positioning. The ball
screw drive design with linear ball rail system provides high load carrying
capability, smooth operation, superior response and excellent repeatability.
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ATC™ |
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Computer Weld Technology's Automatic Torch Control (ATC II™) is a compact, lightweight, weld torch manipulation control system comprised of the microcontroller based Automatic Torch Control and a stepper motor driven Linear Slide Assembly (LSA). This system is capable of providing independent control of all torch movements in the vertical plane. Employing patented "Thru-Arc™" tracking technology, the system provides automatic torch height control for both GTAW, PAW and GMAW applications.
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