Tag: TIG welding

EWM is expanding its Picotig series and launching a new version that is an efficient addition to the performance range for welding currents up...

Xiris Automation have introduced their XVC-310 HDR color weld camera with a diameter of only 17mm.

TIG Welding introduces Fronius Artis

TIG welding with 19-pole foot-operated RTF-X TIG by EWM

The process of choosing a stainless filler metal involves matching it to the base materials, selectinga shielding gas and often calculating ferrite content and total heat input.

TIG cold-wire components are available now for Fronius iWave. The pioneering innovation lies in its intelligent control.

The new Tetrix XQ 230 from EWM delivers TIG welding at the highest level. The Tetrix XQ 230 is incredibly powerful and can be run directly from a single-phase 230 V power socket, which makes it very versatile in use.

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.

Polysoude has created new, more productive and ergonomic high tech weld heads, setting a new technological standard for automated orbital TIG welding. The new orbital welding heads make tube to tubesheet welding and tube-tube welding especially easy for the operator.