Coated resistance welding sensor

Electric heating – Metal heating – For bonding with pressure

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219110, 324117H, B23K 1124

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047218401

ABSTRACT:
The Hall effect current sensor is dipped in a coating of magnetically saturable and electromagnetically saturable material, such as a mixture of powdered nickel in an epoxy binder. The coating has little effect on the sensor's ability to sense the magnetic field attributable to current flow in the welding transformers primary or secondary. The coating shields the Hall effect device from potentially damaging electromagnetic radiation which is produced by the welding apparatus as a by-product of the welding operation.

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