Complete Mechanized Welding for Repetitive Operations Using Submerged and Open Arc Processes
The Pantheon Mechanized Welding System from Lincoln Electric fills the need for automated, repetitive welding operations for submerged and open arc processes in such industries as heavy fabrication, shipbuilding, power generation, construction and pressure vessel manufacturing.
The Pantheon™ Mechanized Welding System from Lincoln Electric (Cleveland, OH) fills the need for automated, repetitive welding operations for submerged and open arc processes in such industries as heavy fabrication, shipbuilding, power generation, construction and pressure vessel manufacturing.
Serving as a step between manual and automated welding, this system delivers a standardized solution for mechanized automation by increasing productivity and speed to market. Available in two sizes, 8 ft x 8 ft and 11 ft x 11 ft, this mechanized welding solution integrates with other automation systems, including ingoing and outgoing material handling, to enhance workflow. It comes in a standard configuration that includes the Power Wave® AC/DC 1000® SD Welder, MAXsa® Controller and adjusters and slides. This complete system can be customized through the addition of component parts, including seam-tracking systems, welding positioners, jaw chucks, motorized slides, pipe-support stands, turning and idle rolls and other accessories. Key accessories include fume extraction options, flux recovery and a travel car.
The Lincoln Electric Company, 22801 Saint Clair Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44117-1199, 888-355-3212, www.lincolnelectric.com.
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Hi Lincoln,
I want to enquire on the Lincoln submereg arc welding machine with column boom that can weld pipe range from 20inches to 80inches pipe internally and externally. This machine should be from 3000Ams to 5000Ams range.
Thanks for your urgent response.
Regards,
Egenti, Chinedu Duru
Hello, is it possible to find out the technical characteristics of the welding equipment that is installed on this rod.?
Hello, Lincoln, can you get more detailed characteristics of the welding equipment placed on the lifting rod. Thank you