Welding and Cutting Equipment

Stick Welding (SMAW)

Manual arc welding with coated electrode or MMA (manual metal arc welding), also know as Shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) is suitable for vertical seal, has high penetration in all positions and gives reasonable mechanical properties.

Arc welding has certain advantages over other methods.

It is faster due to the high concentration of heat generated and therefore produces less distortion at the junction.

In some cases fusible electrodes, which are filler metals in the form of rods or flux coated bare used; in other cases a refractory tungsten electrode is used and the filler metal is added separately.

Stick Welding (SMAW) Force 125

Stick Welding (SMAW) Force 168

Stick Welding (SMAW) Technology 216 HD

Stick Welding (SMAW) INFINITY 220

Resistance Spot Welding

In the manufacture of vehicles it is commonly used li resistance spot welding for assembling sheet metal parts of the body. This welding system is also used on numerous occasions to repair, because it is a clean welding and can be easily removed using a despunteadora.

Welding to be effective must take into account factors such as:

Pressure : It exerts adequate pressure, about ten kilograms per square millimeter depending on the thickness and the material to be welded.
Intensity : The intensity of the current must be high without actually merging the material.
Time : The welding time must be short and depending on the thickness of the material.

The filler material need not is an advantage of this type of welding.

This welding is fast, clean and strong.

Spot welder Digital Car Puller 5500

Characteristics

Output current: 2,500 A
Pot. 50%: 1.8 kW
Pot. max .: 11 kW.
Power: 400V 2PH

Spot welder Digital Spotter 5500

Characteristics

Output current: 3,000 A
Pot 50%: 2.8 kW
Thickness max. of PUNTEDO: 1.5 + 1.5 mm
Power supply: 230V 1PH

Spot welder Digital Spotter 7000

Characteristics

Output current: 4,500 A
Pot 50%: 6.7 kW
Thickness max. of PUNTEDO: 1.5 + 1.5 mm
Power: 400V 3PH

Spot welder Inver Spotter 12000

Characteristics

Output current: 11,000 A
Pot 50%: 4.8 kW
Thickness max. of PUNTEDO on 2 sides: 3 + 3 mm
Power: 400V 3PH

TIG Welding Equipment Inverter

Aspects to consider when choosing TIG welding

The best TIG machine will allow the widest range of amps at the lowest cost is greater Ccuanto amperes range that allows the machine, the greater the variety of possible materials and thicknesses of welding.

It is important to consider that the system of the torch is simple and rapid change.

The stability of the welding arc below 10 amps, is another parameter to consider when choosing the TIG machine model.

TIG welding machines with technologies that favor stability should be preferred.

Welding other materials beyond or stainless steel, TIG machine must provide options both DC (direct current) and AC (alternating current)

The temperature control is another critical factor in TIG welding.

NOT choose only for the price, this may affect higher costs in the medium term. The best alternative is to choose by performance depending on the specific tasks envisaged.

Advantage	Disadvantages
High quality welds	Lower rates of deposition
Welding a wide range of metals	It requires a high level of skill of the operator
It does not produce spatter or slag welding	It emits a higher level of UV rays
Allows welding in all positions	It requires a good eye and a steady hand to achieve adequate levels of quality
It allows controlled penetration weld a wide range of thicknesses including those very fine	The teams are usually more expensive and sophisticated
High quality welds	Lower rates of deposition

Welding machine TIG Superior 421

Characteristics

Adjustable Arc: 10-350 A
Adjustable Power: 0-8 / 8 to 14 kW
Electrode: 1.6 to 6 mm
Power: 400V 3PH

Welding machine Force Tig 170

Characteristics

Adjustable Arc: 10-150 A
Power: 4.1 kW
Electrode: 1.6 to 4 mm
Power supply: 230V 1PH

Welding machine Technology TIG 230

Characteristics

Adjustable Arc: 5-220 A
Adjustable Power: 0 to 3.6 / 3.6-5.5 kW
Electrode: 1.6 to 3 mm
Power supply: 230V 1PH

Mig Mag Welding Equipment

Main advantages of MIG welding:

The arc is always visible to the welder.
It is very easy to handle.
High performance.
Allows automation.
The welder can weld from any position and almost no clean up.
has a high deposition rate or more rate at which the metal is deposited on the weld.
The welds are longer without pausing and early, increases productivity and produces a smoother weld.

MIG MAG Welding machine Mastermig 220

Characteristics

Current range in DC: 20-220 A.
Welding wire diameter: hasta 1 mm.
Power supply: 230-400V 3PH.

MIG MAG Welding machine Supermig 480

Characteristics

Current range in DC: 50-420 A.
Welding wire diameter: hasta 2 mm.
Power supply: 230-400V 3PH.

MIG MAG Welding machine Inverpulse 320

Characteristics

Current range in DC: 10-300 A.
Welding wire diameter: hasta 1,2 mm.
Power supply: 400V 3PH.

MIG MAG Welding machine Inverpulse 425

Characteristics

Current range in DC: 10-400 A.
Welding wire diameter: hasta 1,6 mm.
Power supply: 400V 3PH.

MIG MAG Welding machine Technomig 210

Characteristics

Current range in DC: 20-200 A.
Welding wire diameter: hasta 1 mm.
Power supply: 230V 1PH.

MIG MAG Welding machine Technomig 215

Characteristics

Current range in DC: 20-160 A.
Welding wire diameter: hasta 1 mm.
Power supply: 230V 1PH.

MIG MAG Welding machine Technomig 223

Characteristics

Current range in DC: 20-220 A.
Welding wire diameter: hasta 1 mm.
Power supply: 230V 1PH.

MIG MAG Welding machine Telmig 180

Characteristics

Current range in DC: 30-170 A.
Welding wire diameter: hasta 0,8 mm.
Power supply: 230V 1PH.

MIG MAG Welding machine Telmig 281

Characteristics

Current range in DC: 40-270 A.
Welding wire diameter: hasta 1,2 mm.
Power supply: 230V 1PH.

Plasma Cutting Machines

The plasma cutting benefits include ease of use, higher quality cuts and higher travel speeds.

What is plasma cutting technology?

Plasma cutting is a process that uses a high velocity jet of ionized gas that is sent from a constricting orifice The high speed of ionized gas, which is plasma, conducts electricity from the plasma torch to the workpiece. The plasma heats the work piece, melting the material. The high velocity flow of ionized gas mechanically blows the molten metal, breaking the material.

What I can use plasma cutting?

Plasma cutting is ideal for steel and non-ferrous material of less than 1 inch thick. Plasma cutting special alqunas really shines in such applications as cutting expanded metal. And compared with the mechanical means cutting, plasma cutting is usually much faster and can not easily make linear cuts.