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    do they sprinkle some flux in the mix/process?

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    The Sahm Splicer sinks some serious amps, so you'd better check your mains fuse before ordering one for your shop:

    Wire rope annealing and tapering - GIF-sahm-splicers.jpg

    400VAC in only, and 1, 2 or 3 V out...

    The middle 1225 needs a 85 Amp fuse: Pulls 36 kW in, and puts out max 26 kVa*, which means 8 667 Amps @ 3 volts...

    Its bigger, meaner brother would then take the max 160 amps input and crank out max 20 kAmps @ 3 V out
    (and 60 kA @ one volt - given that the transformer & windings stand up w/o melting or core saturation).


    *The rest 10 kW goes up in heat and hum from the transformer's iron-copper losses. No free lunch here either.



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