Traditional steel bar straightening machines without frequency converters have startup currents equal to (4-7) times the rated current. This can cause serious impact on electromechanical equipment and the power grid, and also leads to excessive requirements on grid capacity. Hars variable frequency drive provides eight protection functions such as motor phase detection at startup, input and output phase loss protection, overcurrent protection, overvoltage protection, undervoltage protection, overheat protection, and overload protection to protect the motor. Therefore, operating the straightening machine with frequency converter extends the service life of the motor and switch, avoids the impact of startup current and torque on the motor, prolongs the service life of the motor, and alleviates power capacity constraints.
The soft start function of the Hars frequency converter enables the startup current to start from zero, with minimal impact, rising only with increasing speed, and never exceeding the rated current. This reduces the impact on the mechanical parts, extends the service life of the steel bar straightening machine, and reduces maintenance costs.
Reduced noise improves production efficiency.
After switching to a Hars VFD, the steel bar straightening machine starts smoothly, avoiding the noise caused by direct contactor startup and mechanical impact. Additionally, using a Hars frequency converter allows the motor to operate at 70Hz, increasing conveying speed and improving production efficiency.