WELDING

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WELDING

Merging of metal parts as a result of heating up and melting of the material at the point of joining. The source of heat is the welding arc. Welding takes place in a gas shielding, which has a direct impact on the efficiency and quality of welding.

MIG/MAG (Metal Inert Gas / Metal Active Gas) – welding is a method of welding with a consumable electrode in an inert gas shield (MIG 131) or in an active gas shield (MAG 135), in which an electric arc glows between the electrode (as a wire) and the material being welded. This method is designed for the fusion of most materials (the appropriate electrode wire and shielding gas must be chosen).

TIG welding (Tungsten Inert Gas) – is a method of welding with an inert gas shielded tungsten electrode (argon, helium) in which an electric arc glows between the electrode and the material being welded. This method is designed for welding all types of steel (especially high-alloy steels and non-ferrous metals).

TIG welding

WELDING METHOD TIG
CURRENT ADJUSTMENT RANGE 4- 300 A
SHIELD GAS Argon
ELECTRODE DIAMETER 1,6- 3,2 mm

MIG/MAG welding

WELDING METHOD MIG/ MAG
SCOPE OF INTENSITY CONTROL 50- 315 A
SHIELD GAS Argon/ Corgon 10
WELDING WIRE DIAMETER 0,6- 1,2 mm

Turntable

TILT ANGLE OF THE TABLE 0- 90°
DRIVE Gearmotor – helical-worm gearbox
PURPOSE Oval swivels
DIAMETER OF WELDED PARTS 140- 370 mm