XSAW1000 Automation

Intuitive design for easy operation. It operates with high efficiency in all application areas thanks to its high performance and unique design. It is widely used in carbon cutting applications, particularly in shipyards and steel construction industries. Welder-friendly operation. SAWX offers an intuitive interface that highlights the settings most frequently used by operators. Thanks to its effortless and user-friendly interface, it is designed to reduce the need for highly skilled welders. Control at a glance. The SAW Series offers welding in three steps with its intuitive and easily configurable user interface. With three program memory slots, it automatically saves welding parameters. Submerged arc welding for all wire diameters. With inverter technology supporting CV and CC options, it enables submerged arc welding of all diameters. Compared to conventional power units, it provides 35% electricity savings in current drawn from the grid under load. High sensitivity. Encoder technology allows for highly precise adjustment of welding parameters. It provides an unparalleled SAW welding experience in applications requiring high-quality weld seams. Hot Start. It facilitates the holding of the coated electrode at the beginning of welding, preventing it from sticking. Consistent welding penetration and secure root joint. It enables the electrode to melt without sticking at low current levels according to the electrode diameter. It facilitates welding by reducing heat input in position welding. XSAW1000 Automation error codes: ERR 01 Error-1: Phase error. Occurs when any of the phases does not reach the machine. ERR 03 Error-3: IGBT thermal error. Occurs when the IGBTs overheat or when the fan is not operating. Used in SAW models only. ERR 04 Error-4: Flow sensor error. Triggered when the machine runs out of coolant or when the connectors are not properly inserted. ERR 05 Error-5: IGBT thermal error. Occurs when the IGBTs overheat or the fan is not operating. ERR 06 Error-6: Diode thermal error. Triggered when the output diode overheats. ERR 08 Error-8: Panel board communication error. Occurs when the panel board fails to communicate with the motor board. ERR 09 Error-9: Motor board communication error. Occurs when the motor board fails to communicate with the control board. ERR 10 Error-10: Control board communication error. Triggered when the control board fails to communicate with the panel. ERR 12 Error-12: Overcurrent error. Occurs when the machine attempts to draw excessive current or when one of the phases is missing. ERR 14 Error-14: Overcurrent protection error. Usually triggered by an IGBT malfunction. ERR 15 Error-15: It occurs when there is a problem at +15 or -5 volts. It can also trigger this error if the current sensor is faulty. ERR 20 Error-20: Robot board communication error. Occurs when the robot board fails to communicate with the control board. ERR 30 Error-30: Motor overcurrent error. Triggered when the motor current exceeds its defined limit.