EFD Induction will introduce a new range of its successful Weldac solid-state welder at this
fall’s Fabtech event in Chicago.
The new range features Weldac in the 50-225 kW power range at frequencies of 150-500 kHz.
“The big news,” says Peter Runeborg of EFD Induction, “is that all the benefits of existing high-power Weldacs are now available from a smaller, lower-powered system. These benefits include the unrivalled uptime made possible by Weldac’s patented switching technology and its use of rugged IGBT transistors.”
The new Weldac 50-225 kW range is in production, with systems already ordered in Europe and the US. “These smaller Weldacs are especially attractive to fabricators for whom welding is an important element in a larger manufacturing process,” says Runeborg. “Such customers need reliable, easy-to-operate and cost-effective welding solutions that can also meet stringent quality and safety standards.”
The new 50-225 kW Weldac range is covered by EFD Induction’s five-year warranty on inverter modules, a warranty unique in the tube and pipe welding industry. The warranty covers all Weldac inverter modules, driver cards included. The new range also offers the high constant power factor (0.95) at all power levels that is standard on bigger Weldacs.
A welding system from the new 50-225 kW Weldac range will be on display at EFD Induction’s stand (#348) at the Fabtech 2011 event to be held at McCormick Place, Chicago, November 14-17. “Fabtech is North America’s largest welding and fabricating event, and organizers predict 30,000 visitors,” says Runeborg. “We couldn’t hope for a better venue to explain the features and benefits of the latest additions to our Weldac range.”