Welding work - Import export

Welding electrodes made of tungsten, molybdenum and their alloys are particularly suitable for welding highly conductive materials such as copper. They are used in the following processes: Spot welding, Roller welding, Projection welding, Upset welding. Welding electrodes made from our refractory metals and their alloys have a relatively high level of electrical conductivity while also exhibiting outstanding stability at high temperatures. They therefore have a considerably longer service life than conventional materials such as copper and copper alloys.

The category 3 type 3/4 coverall is characterized by the electro-welded seams. The special tape ensures 100% tightness of the overall and prevents any drop from penetrating into the equipment. In particularly dangerous and risky areas, this overall is mandatory. FEATURES Seams are electro welded Especially suitable for work with hazardous chemical and biological substances Antistatic, blood-tight, alcohol-tight The robust overall made of polyethylenes has a high protective performance Category III: Protective clothing that protects against potentially lethal hazards or serious and irreversible damage to health. PRODUCT INFORMATION Material: PP+PE Grammage: 63g Colour: White Available Sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL, 6XL Elasticated Hood A specially developed hood for perfect fit and the comfort Electro-Welding Electro-welded tapes instead of cold-welded. Adhesive Strips Adhesive cover for secure protection

The welding torches are designed for use on robots for high-performance welding under harsh conditions. The slim design, together with the swan’s neck shape, permits the best accessibility even in narrow parts of the work piece. All welding torches provided as standard for igm robots have a particularly stable design with intensive water cooling and a quick-release coupling. They are also configured for pneumatic torch cleaning with compressed air at least 7 bar and for the use of the gas nozzle as a tactile sensor for program shifts. The arrangement of the contact tube in connection with the torch curvature ensures the forced contact of the welding wire. This ensures a uniform and constant current transition to the wire electrode under all conditions and wear conditions. Direct water cooling of the gas nozzle reduces the adhesion of weld spatter. The cooling water is routed through its own channels in the torch body up to the contact pipe, and from there through the nozzle stock...