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Resistance weld monitors and weld checkers – both desktop and handheld – are weld data monitoring devices that measure one or more specific electrical and/or mechanical parameters that dynamically change during the resistance welding process including current, voltage drop across the electrodes, workpiece expansion and deformation, force, displacement, size of the electrode face, acoustic energy emitted while the weld is being formed and temperature of the workpieces. Variations in part thickness, tensile strength, hardness, surface finish and cleanliness can have a significant effect on weld quality.
When integrated with a resistance welding power supply and head, weld monitors support closed-loop feedback, trend analysis, and documented performance evaluation, enabling manufacturers to maintain consistent and repeatable welding quality.
Resistance welding monitors and checkers collect and analyze key process parameters, including:
By evaluating these parameters in real time or through recorded data, monitors and checkers help detect variations in process conditions, improve repeatability, and support quality assurance throughout production.
AMADA WELD TECH makes a range of monitoring and checking devices suitable for resistance welding applications:
Each device supports a specific level of measurement and feedback, from general process evaluation to detailed parameter verification.
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