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Model 205 - The Next Generation Orbital Welding Power Supply

Model 205 - The Next Generation Orbital Welding Power Supply

Model 205 - The Next Generation Orbital Welding Power Supply

Product catalog summary
Overview: The Model 205 is an advanced orbital GTAW power supply designed for welding tubes, thin-wall pipes, and fittings. It supports diameters from 3/32” to 7.5” and wall thicknesses up to 0.160”. This model is suitable for various industries including biopharmaceutical, semiconductor, food, dairy, beverage, aerospace, power generation, shipbuilding, and OEM applications.
Specifications: The Model 205 is lightweight at 50 lbs (23 kg) and features auto-switching input voltages from 115 to 230 volts. It can deliver up to 150 A output even on 115 volts. The power supply operates on a single-phase 50/60 Hz input power, with a 100% duty cycle and a current pulse rate of 0.05 - 50 PPS.
Features: Key features include patented S3 weld schedules, a 10” color touch screen, programming by time or degrees, extensive program storage, a built-in thermal printer, multiple language capabilities, and a multi-use USB port. It also offers a 3-level logon password for security.
Functions: The Model 205 supports multi-level functions such as primary and background amps, RPM, pulse rates, and current modes (continuous, pulsed). It also includes rotation modes (continuous, stepped, off).
Accessories: Optional accessories include a cooling unit, remote operator’s pendant, weld head extension cables, and remote pendant extension cables.
Contact Information: Arc Machines, Inc. has offices in the USA, UK, Germany, and Switzerland. Contact details for each location are provided for further inquiries.
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The Next Generation in Orbital Welding The Model 205 is the most advanced, easy to use orbital (GTAW) power supply in the industry - capable of welding tube, thin-wall pipe, and fittings from 3/32” (2.3mm) through 7.5” (190.5mm) OD, in wall thicknesses up to 0.160” (4mm). The feature-rich Model 205 addresses the needs of a wide range of industries: biopharmaceutical, semiconductor, food, dairy, beverage, aerospace, power generation, ship building and a wide variety of OEM applications. Plug compatible with all AMI fusion weld heads produced since 1976 Light weight and portable at only 50 lbs. (23kg) Auto-switching of input voltages from 115 to 230, 50/60 Hz Versatile, durable and ready to go anywhere Even on 115 volts, it’s capable of 150 A output Shown with optional water cooling unit Input Power Weld Current Current Pulse Rate Overrides 100 - 240 VAC service Single-phase 50/60 Hz 100 - 150 A 100% Duty Cycle 0.05 - 50 PPS Programmable from 0% - 100% Water Cooler Dimensions Multi-Level Functions Optional 18” x 19” x 14.75” Primary Amps, Background Amps, Primary RPM, (457 mm x 483 mm x 375 mm) Background RPM, Primary Pulse Rate, Background Pulse Rate, Current Mode (continuous, pulsed), Rotation Mode (continuous, stepped, off) I/O Device Weight Memory Capacity USB (2.0) 50 lbs. (23 kg) 4 GB

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STANDARD FEATURES Patented S3 weld schedules 10” color touch screen with tilt-out Programming by time or degrees Library for extensive program storage Built-in thermal printer Starting Amps automatically ramp down to Ending Amps during the (365 degree) electrode rotation Multiple language capability Multi-use USB port 3-level logon password Data entry fields to record all pertinent details Weld schedule library Secured log-on USB compatibility ACCESSORIES 1. Cooling unit 2. Remote operator’s pendant 3. Weld head extension cables 4. Remote pendant extension cables (not shown) 1. 2. 3. Leaders...

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