These cues, which act like a welding instructor in
every booth, can be turned off at any time to allow
students or prospective employees to demonstrate
learned behaviours without a guide.
users exposure to the latest technologies used in
today’s manufacturing industry.
Lincoln Electric’s REALWELD Advanced Trainer’s
slim, vertical design maintains a small footprint,
making the system ideal for set-up in any weld
booth. Storage racks accommodate all six available
fixtures.
Once a user welds, instructors then can review
scoring and analysis to track student progress and
immediately determine if students are developing
bad habits. They also are able to adjust tolerances
to lenient, moderate or stringent settings.
For more details on the REALWELD Advanced
Trainer, request bulletin MC15-99 or visit Lincoln
Electric at FABTECH 2016, North America’s largest
metal forming, fabricating, welding and finishing
event. Visitors can see new products and welding
demonstrations at booth N5200, Nov. 16-18, at the
Las Vegas Convention Center.
Additionally, instructors can set the system’s “sweet
spot” parameters associated with proper welding
techniques using welding procedure specifications
(WPS) for each weld. Instructors can access the
system anywhere, on the REALWELD unit itself
or via their own computers using REALWELD’s
Desktop Instructor feature.
For more information on Lincoln Electric, visit
www.lincolnelectric.com.
When used with advanced welding equipment,
such as the Power Wave® C300, REALWELD gives
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