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 Function
Self healing → Welding → Taping →
Silicon Coating → Capacitance Measuring
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Specification
① ELEMENT APPLICATION SIZE
L : 7.5(MIN.) ~ 30(MAX.) mm
H : 5.0(MIN.) ~ 20(MAX.) mm
T : 2.5(MIN.) ~ 20(MAX.) mm
② APPLICABLE ELEMENT SIZE |
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* SCOPE OF MEASURE
APPLICABLE AL BAR (A,B,C STANDARD)
A600, B12, C12 (mm)
* XHANGEABLE THROUGH DISCUSSION
ELEMENT TAPING INTERVAL(D,E,F STANDARD D <40>, E<Variable>,
F<21~22>)
* D is coordinatable, but fixed in one way in production
after discussion.
③ WELDING FEATURES
* SELECTOR OF ELEMENT METAL I COIN OF METAL LEAF SHAPE
* LEAD LENGTH 32 ~ 40 mm
* WIRE DIA : Φ0.6 ~ Φ1.0mm (MAT' L : CP or CU)
* WELD TIMER : CHANGEABLE USING THE CONTROL BOX(DC 1~15CYCLE)
* TRANS : 3KWA (50% RATE FUSE) : 2EA
* TEST OF WELD' G STRENGTH : 200g ~ 1.0kg |
④ CAPACITANCE MEASURING MACHINE (Optional)
* MEASUREMENT RANGE : 10㎊ ~ 2㎌
* MEASUREMENT RANGE : 0.2/2/20/200/2000㎌
* VALID RANGE OF INDICATION : 100~1999
* RESOLVABILITY : 0.001㎋ (0.2㎋ RANGE)
* ERROR : ±2%(2DIGT of indication)
* POWER SOURCE : 100V X 60Hz
⑤ OTHER FEATERS
* AIR PRESSURE : NORMAL 5bar
* POWER SOURCE : 220~250V X 3Φ X 50/60Hz (4KV A)
* BOWL FEEDER : Φ320
* SIZE : 2450W X 1450D X 1600H (mm)
* CAPACITY : 80pcs/min
* WEIGHT : Approx. 700kg |
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Features
* FILM CAPACITOR ELEMENT SOLDERED or METAL SPRAYED
on both sides is put into the HOPPER
of the machine
* It positions element put through the bowl linear feeder.
* It performs self healing process ot the element.
* The function to detect the ineligibility of element
capacity is added.
* It can check welding strength of the lead wire.
* It features the function of taping on the AL-BAR and
silicon coating of the lead wire.
* Three kinds of process are cut into single process.
* AL-BAR is supplied automatically.(option)
* It can be selected five kinds of element taping intervals
thus element taping interval can also be determined
freely.
* It is able to detect (recognize) insertion of element,
welding condition and ineligibility of element capacity.
* An SCR type circuit is installed.
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