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PW Prozesscharakteristik PMC-AC 2-Seiter EN

Welding processes


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PW Prozesscharakteristik PMC-AC final EN
PMC AC
The Fronius solution for optimal gap-bridging ability
+ Positive cycle

- Negative cycle

Heat input

PMC AC

Standard CV Pulse

Low

High

Gap-bridging ability

Pulse

PMC AC Standard CV

Low

Very good

Material thickness

Thin

PMC AC

Pulse Standard CV
Thick

PMC AC is a MIG/MAG welding process in which the polarity of the wire electrode is reversed.
Optimal for welding thin and ultra-thin sheet metals the PMC AC process enables remarkably low heat input at a constant deposition rate. The special thing about this technology is that the positive & negative phase ratio can be easily adjusted with the help of correction parameters. The result is precise control over the heat input.
PMC AC is available on the iWave AC/DC with Multiprocess Pro.
For further information visit: www.fronius.com

Overview and features

Application
­ Thin and ultra-thin sheet metals ­ Specially developed for manually welding
extremely thin aluminum or CrNi-steel
Advantages
­ Low heat input ­ Excellent gap-bridging ability ­ Easy arc handling for manual and automated welding ­ Gleaming welds due to reduced magnesium oxides
(for AlMg wires) ­ Lower welding fume emissions

Excellent gap-bridging ability, base material: AlMg3; Filler metal: AlSi5; Sheet thickness: 2 mm; Air gap: 2 mm

Precise adaptation of the heat input to your requirements
AC Power Balance
This correction allows the heat input to be adapted exactly to each specific application.*
+10
An increase in the correction leads to a bigger positive phase ratio and thus a higher heat input.
0
Default setting
-10
A reduction in the correction leads to a bigger negative phase ratio and thus a lower heat input.
* All welds at the same operating point and thus the same deposition rate.

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For further information visit: www.fronius.com



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