Rexroth PSI 6000 Series Resistance Welders

Northline Industrial introduces its latest repair capability in EtherNet IP controlled resistance weld control systems. The PSI 6000 concept provides parameterized functions for the resistance welding process in order to realize specific complex sequences. All units have a free slot that will accept Rexroth quality control modules. Secondary currents ranging from 250 up to 120,000 Amps are available on demand regardless of the preferred welding method. The integration of the weld timer control functions into an AC, or medium frequency inverter, provides a solid basis for modern automation tasks. The PSI 6000 concept is the amalgamation of many successful solutions in the field of resistance welding. A particularly valuable advantage of this innovative product is its enormous input and output flexibility.

Capabilities Include:

PSI 63CX.1XX L1

Discrete Control (Air)

PSI 63CX.1XX W1

Discrete Control (Water)

PSI 6300.7XX L1

EtherNet IP (Air)

PSI 6300.7XX W1

EtherNet IP (Water)

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