ArcValidator – Welding equipment validation solution
ArcValidator is a systematic and accurate validation solution that links both workshop and office-based process, meeting both local quality control and national validation standards requirements to IEC EN 60974-14.
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80% faster than manual validation
Enjoy faster validation due to automatized system/workflow.
Better accuracy
A step-by-step process minimizes human errors.
The universal solution for welding equipment validation
ArcValidator is a systematic and accurate validation solution that links both workshop and office-based processes, meeting local quality control and national validation standards requirements to IEC EN 60974-14.
ArcValidator suits various users, including maintenance workshops, welding equipment service providers, hire companies, and mobile service teams. It allows you to easily connect and validate welding equipment from any manufacturer without separate adapters. ArcValidator saves you time and money and provides detailed customer records.
Save time and avoid errors
Manual validation is often very time consuming. The welding equipment is set up and the person coordinating the validation process has to manually adjust the parameters and write down whether they are within certain tolerance limits. This process is slow and prone to simple human errors. With Kemppi ArcValidator you don't need to calculate or write down anything. Just plug the validator to your welding equipment and let the system do its magic. As all the tests and parameter adjustments are done automatically (in above mentioned equipment), you can complete the process up 80 % faster than manual validation process and you are less likely to have errors in the process, thus the ArcValidator delivers consistent and accurate results.
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