Welding Guns/Torches
A welding gun directs the wire to the joint, transfers the welding current to the wire and provides the gas for shielding the arc and weldpool. For light duty work, air-cooled guns rely on the shielding gas passing through the body to cool the nozzle and have a limited current-carrying capacity. Water-cooled guns are preferred for high current levels, especially at high duty cycles. In electric welding, the torch conducts electric current to the electrode and carries the shielding gas to the arc zone of the welding arc. In gas welding, the torch adjusts the mixture of gases and guides the welding flame. Torches may be moved along the edges being welded by hand or automatically.
Smart Finishes: Surface Preparation and Finishing
Thanks to advancements, the steps involved in surface prep and finishing processes are fewer, and products are more versatile and safer.
Thanks to advancements, the steps involved in surface prep and finishing processes are fewer, and products are more versatile and safer.
Optimize the use of cobots by selecting high-quality MIG guns and consumables that will assist in improving your shop’s efficiency and throughput.
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.
Understand the most common causes of gun wear and apply these tips to reduce downtime and optimize gun performance and longevity.
Identifying the culprit can be complicated. Luckily, premature consumables failure, burnbacks, and bird-nesting are often easily resolved – so you’ll soon be welding again.
The torch is made for welding conductive thin-sheet metal and is suitable for welding multiple battery designs in a range of battery pack configurations.
The newest addition to the POWER MIG lineup delivers a range of capabilities in an ergonomically friendly, yet robust design.
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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