MIG Welders
Metal inert gas (MIG) welding is a gas metal arc welding (GMAW) process that heats a continuous solid wire electrode and feeds it from a welding gun into a weld pool between two base materials that melt together into a joint. The welding gun also feeds an inert shielding gas alongside the wire electrode to help protect the process from airborne contamination.
Answers to Common Questions About Cobots and Cobot MIG Guns
Optimize the use of cobots by selecting high-quality MIG guns and consumables that will assist in improving your shop’s efficiency and throughput.
Optimize the use of cobots by selecting high-quality MIG guns and consumables that will assist in improving your shop’s efficiency and throughput.
Achieve Consistent Welding Output, Repeatable Processes and Precision Welds
The next generation of welders, guns and torches are prepared to handle your job shop’s application challenges. The latest innovations and advances in MIG/TIG welders, guns and torches link fabricators to a wide range of products to successfully overcome hitches in the fabrication process.
Smarter machines and weld data monitoring offer more capabilities, which makes it easier to train welders and help them reduce mistakes.
Following best practices and utilizing reliable, high-quality wire feeders and consumables will reduce issues and costs regarding wire feeding challenges.
New welding cobot, the FastARC CX1000 from Acieta, alleviates labor challenges and provides consistent weld quality.
PM aluminum tubing can be located closer to the welding process than laminated tubing, creating a more efficient pneumatic setup.
Synchronized welding with two individually controllable arcs is easier with the TPS/iTWIN systems and the PMC TWIN and CMT TWIN welding processes.
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