X500S Full-Digital Welding Power Source

X500S is catalogued for robotic welding projects that need a 500 A rated output, 30-500 A output range, pulse processes and listed industrial robot communications. Match the source to the material, joint, wire, torch, robot communication and acceptance requirement.

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Product facts

Published specifications

InputThree-phase 380 VAC ±15%; 45-65 Hz

Rated output current500 A

Output current range30 A-500 A

Output voltage range12 V-45 V

Duty cycle100% / 500 A / 40°C

ProcessesShort-circuit, single pulse, double pulse

Robot communicationUDP/Modbus, Ethernet/IP, DeviceNet

Wire supportCarbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum alloy ranges listed in supplied sheet

Selection brief

Send the joint drawing, material, thickness, wire, planned process, robot/controller and expected output for a project-specific welding-source configuration.

Confirm process family, material, wire diameter, duty cycle, robot communication, torch package, utilities and the acceptance criteria before a source enters the RFQ.

Commercial fitUse the published values to form a disciplined shortlist, then request a documented project scope.

Inputs that speed up a quotePart, process, tooling, output, interfaces, site utilities, destination and expected delivery window.

Typical application routes

Start from the production task.

01Robotic welding
02Carbon steel
03Stainless steel
04Aluminum alloy

FAQ

Questions before you request a quote

01What is the published starting specification for X500S?

The supplied source lists a 500 A rated output, 30-500 A output range and listed industrial robot communications. Confirm the final configuration, tooling and cell interfaces against the current project scope.

02Can X500S be quoted as part of a complete cell?

Yes. Send the workpiece, process, cycle target, layout constraints and destination so the robot or equipment can be aligned with tooling, controls, safety and delivery scope.

03Do published specifications define the final cell performance?

No. Payload, reach, repeatability and electrical figures are selection inputs. Actual cycle, access, quality and integration depend on the workpiece, process package, tooling, safety and commissioning scope.

04What should a buyer include in an RFQ?

Include drawings or photos, material and mass, process, target output, required interfaces, site utilities, safety expectations, destination and preferred delivery window.

PROJECT QUOTATION

Turn the product shortlist into a complete scope.

Send the workpiece, process, drawings, output target and destination. We will align the equipment with the technical interfaces and commercial delivery path.

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