Seam welding torch InFocus 500
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Characteristics

Technique
seam
Cooling mechanism
water-cooled
Cable length
4m
Other characteristics
automated
Intensity

1,000 A

Duty cycle

100 %

Description

With its compact design and excellent electrode cooling, the high-performance TIG torch InFocus 500 is the unbeatable tool for an extremely stable arc in cases of restricted accessibility. With a diameter of only 20 mm and a torch length down to the hose parcel of 200mm, a welding current of up to 500 A can be achieved. The screwed-in electrodes are optimally cooled due to the patented torch design and, thus, guarantee quick switching, TCP-precise working and excellent arc properties. The torch is mainly used for robot-guided tasks on bottles or other parts with similarly restricted accessibility. Absolutely stable, highly concentrated arc Robust torch with closed cooling circuit Improved aspect ratio (seam depth to seam width) Smaller heat-affected zone, less distortion Increased welding speed Savings potential for helium Quick defined electrode change - no grinding, adjustment Technological analysis of your welding task Matching design of special electrodes Welding tests in our laboratory environment or in your production plant Metallographic analyses (macro sections, REM / EDX) Process diagnostics, (high-speed video analyses with synchronic process data recording) Max. welding current - A Welding current at 100 % duty cycle - A Shielding gases - Ar, He, mixtures, ArH Ignition - High-voltage ignition Torch cooling - Coolant KJELLFROST Clamping diameter - Ø 23 mm Lead type - axial Lead connectors - Current-water or DIX Lead length -, , on request Weight, without lead - g Weight, with lead (current-water, 4m) - kg

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