Tag: TIG

The Fronius iWave PRO automatic welder is now available in power categories 300i, 400i and 500i with several options

ESAB has introduced the Rogue™ ET 230i AC/DC TIG and MMA welder

Fronius packs more than seventy years of welding know-how and extremely strict quality requirements into developing and manufacturing welding torches in-house.

Victor®, an ESAB® brand, has introduced the HRF2400 Pro flowmeter regulator calibrated for CO2, argon, or mixed gas blends used for TIG, MIG, and...

EWM continues the XQ series success story, introducing TIG welding machines in the power range from 230 A to 600 A. Whether modular or...

ESAB announced that the Rogue ES 180i PRO Stick/TIG inverter has a 2021 Innovation Award from Professional Tool & Equipment News (PTEN) magazine for innovations that make vehicle diagnosis and repair easier and more efficient, as well as make shops more productive.

Marlin Steel provides better welds thanks to the most sophisticated welding machine available. Its brand new Lincoln Robotic TIG (GTAW) and MIG (GMAW) welding cell provides optimum welds for its custom metal forms so its baskets and sheet metal racks are sturdier and longer-lasting.

When high-quality welds are required, orbital TIG welding is the ideal technology for tube-to-tube or tube-to-tube sheet welding applications. With or without filler wire, this is a stable, reliable process that can be used on a wide range of materials such as carbon steel, stainless steel, titanium and nickel and aluminium alloys.

Gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) commonly known as tungsten inert gas welding (TIG), has always been considered to be a complicated joining process. The equipment was expensive, shielding gas of the required purity was difficult to obtain and above all, only specially trained individuals were able to complete the complex procedures. However today there are innovative, customer-focused solutions for both mechanized and automated TIG welding available.