The ADM IV™ is a rugged, versatile and cost effective tool that can be arrayed in single and multiple arc configurations. It is a versatile quality control device that is capable of assuring that all of your arc welding parameters meet or exceed "ISO-9000", "QS-9000" standards and your Statistical Process Control (SPC) requirements. This user friendly, ADM IV™ Arc Data Monitor can be easily configured to fulfill the requirements of any end users needs. This device can be employed as a stand-alone unit using the "Remote Control Pendant" to configure the system and view the results or it can be linked to a PC to accomplish the same task.

The Weld Process Monitor (WPM™) is a HMI Industrial Computer based system combined with the Micro ADM Weld Monitor to provide single point continuous data acquisition and weld monitoring for quality control of critical welding operations. It can be employed as a stand-alone unit or it can be connected via ethernet to a network for remote/ethernet access. The WPM™ can be configured with a 8.4”, 10.4” or 12.1” touch screen LCD that supports 800 x 600 SVGA resolution.

The Micro ADM™ Sensor is a lightweight; compact, multi-sensor unit designed for monitoring and telemonitoring service purposes in a welding environment. The Micro ADM™ sensor is designed to provide the end user with a simple and cost effective, in-process weld monitoring system. The Micro ADM™ Transducer includes an embedded micro-controller to provide the necessary data acquisition, signal processing and communications firmware to allow remote logging and testing of the following basic welding parameters: Arc Current, Arc Voltage, Wire Feed Speed and Shielding Gas Pressure.

The light weight, easy to install design allows the user to install the Intelli-DART™ at the wire drive motor inlet using industry standard quick disconnect conduit fittings or to a fixed surface with the optional mounting brackets. The unit is powered by a user supplied external 24 VDC power source via the sensor interface cable. This cable also provides the Analog and TTL Signal Outputs to an external system (data acquisition or PLC). Total isolation of all sensors from the welding arc. Arc current is measured using a laser trimmed hall-effect transducer. Arc voltage sensor provides a 1 KV isolation using capacitive isolation technology.

The DART transducer converts the arc voltage, arc current and torch shielding gas pressure to an isolated 0-10 vdc output and the wire feed speed to a TTL level of 100 pulse/inch output. The DART sensor is powered by an external 24 vdc power source and connected to an analog data acquisition system via a single 8-conductor cable assembly. This allows easy installation of the sensor to any Robot or PLC controller. The sensor is simple to install at the wire drive motor inlet using industry standard quick disconnect conduit fittings. The sensor may also be remotely mounted using industry standard conduit assemblies and optional mounting brackets.

The Weld Data Logger represents leading edge technology in arc welding data collection and logging. The micro-controller based weld data acquisition system provides a means of mearing and documenting all basic welding parameters when used with external IBM compatible printer or PC. The WDL II has the unique ability to calculate heat input using the optional travel speed transducer or the actual weld length and accumulated arc time. The WDL II is the lightweight portable tool that will enable you to establish and maintain qualified welding procedures.

Computer Weld Technology's Gas Turbine Flow Monitor (GTFM IV™) precisely measures flow rates of welding gasses. The GTFM IV can be used for Argon, Helium, CO2 or any mixed inert welding gas. A flow rate (5 to 255 SCFH) is digitally displayed with a 1 SCFH resolution. The accuracy if the 1% of full scale reading in the GTFM IV is considerably better than conventional ball type flow meters. The GTFM IV can be install in-line down stream of the gas regulator for permanent installations. The unit is also available in a battery powered configuration with a rubber cone for testing gas flow at the welding torch nozzle.

The new product from Computer Weld Technology, Inc. for making your welding environment more efficient. By providing the necessary data acquisition; signal processing and communications firmware, the WireTrak™ allows remote logging of your wire utilization and actual productivity rates.

The WireTrak™ is designed for monitoring and telemonitoring service purposes and is based on an embedded micro-controller.