ARC WELDING: POWER SOURCES
MIG/MAG Power Sources
Metal Inert Gas (MIG) welding and Metal Active Gas (MAG) welding are the two most commonly employed industrial welding processes
today.
Preferred for their versatility, speed and relative ease of adaptation to robotic automation, these two processes pose an extensive range of
applicative use in industrial environments, mainly in sheet metal industry and exclusively in the automobile industry.
MAG welding is suited for unalloyed, low-alloy and high-alloy base materials. MIG is used on copper and aluminium materials.
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TransSteel 3500/5000
Robust and reliable
Very easy to operate
Perfect steel welding
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VarioStart 1500
Robust design
Stepped up to 150 A
For joining light-gauge sheets
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VarioStar 2500
Roubust design
Stepped up to 250 A
For Joining light-gauge sheets
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VarioStar 3100
Robust design
Stepped up to 310 A
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VarioSynergic 3400
Stepped control up to 340 A
Microprocessor-controlled synrgic operation
Welds unalloyed low-alloy and high-alloy steels
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VarioSynergic 4000-2
Stepped control up to 400 A
Microprocessor-controlled synergic operation
Separate wire-feed unit
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VarioSynergic 400-2
Stepped control up to 400 A
Microprocessor-controlled synergic operation
Separate wire-feed unit
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VarioSynergic 4000
Stepped control up to 400 A
Microprocessor-controlled synergice operation
Welds unalloyed low-alloy and high-alloy steels and flux cored wires
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VarioSynergic 5000
Stepped control up to 500 A
Microprocessor-controlled synergic operation
Welds unalloyed low-alloy and high alloy steel
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VarioSynergic 5000-2
Stepped control up to 500 A
Microprocessor-controlled synergic operation
Separate wire-feed unit
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TransSynergic 4000
Output up to 400 A
Microprocessor-controlled synergic operation
for industrial use
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TransSynergic 5000
Output up to 500 A
Mircroprocessor-controlled synergic operation
for industrial use
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TransSynergic 7200
Output up to 720 A
For automated and robot applications
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TransSynergic 9000
Output up to 900 A
For automated and robot applicant
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TransPuls Synergic 2700
Portable Pulse welding with 270 A
For manual Mig/MAG applications
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TransPuls Synergic 3200
Pulse welding up to 320 A
For manual and robot applications
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TransPuls Synergic 4000
Pulse welding up to 400 A
Mircroprocess- Controlled Synergic operation
For industrial use
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TransPuls Synergic 5000
Pulse welding up to 500 A
Microprocessor-controlled synergic operation
For industrial use
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TransPuls Synergic 7200
Pulse welding up to 720 A
Microprocessor-controlled synergic operation
For auomated adn robot applicantions
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TransPuls Synergic 9000
Pulse welding up to 900 A
For automated and robot applications
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TIME 5000 Digital
Out up to 500 A
30% fasted deposition rate
For heavy-gauge sheets
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Time Twin Digital
Digital tandem welding process
Deposition rate up to 30 kg/h
Welding speed up to 6 m/min
External Link:Fronius MIG/MAG Power Sources
TIG Power Sources
Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) welding, also known as Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) grants the operator greater control over the weld than
the other two processes GMAW and MMAW.
This process offers stronger and higher quality welds and can be used on materials of thickness of 0.6mm and above. TIG welding is
suitable for welding unalloyed and alloyed steels, aluminium, magnesium, copper, grey cast iron, bronze, silver, nickel, titanium, lead and a
multifold of other materials.
TIG welding is predominantly used for relatively thin material welding, especially for non-ferrous materials. Its other primary applications
include first and root pass welds for pipes and critical welding operations with emphasis on high quality weld seams.
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TransTig 1750 Puls
Digitally controlled TIG welding system
small-portable-robust
Output up to 170 A
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TransTig 2200
220 A at 16,8 kg-230 v connection
For Portable use
Welds low-alloy and high-alloy steels and non-ferous metals
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TransTig 2500
250 A at just 24,2kg(53,35)
completely deigitlised
Plain-text display
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Trans Tig 3000
300 A output
completely digitlised
plain-text display
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Trans Tig 4000
400 output
For use on construction sites and in manufacturing
Welds low-alloy and high-alloy steels and non-ferrous metals
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TransTig 5000
500 A output
For use on construction sites and in manufacturing
Welds low-alloy and high-alloy steels and non-ferrous metals
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Magic Wave 1700
170 A at 15kg and robust
Fully compatible for construction sites
Welds low-alloy and hig steel aluminium and non-ferrous metals
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MagicWave 2200
220 A at 14,4kg and robust
Fully compatible for construction sites
Welds low-alloy and high-alloy steels aluminius and non-ferrous metals
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Magic Wave 2500
250 A output
completely digitlised
Plain-text display
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Magic Wave 3000
300 A output
Welds low-alloy and high-alloy steels and non ferrous metals
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Magic Wave 4000
400 A output
For use on construction sites and in manufacturing
Welds low-alloy and high-alloy steels aluminium
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Magic Wave 5000
500 A output
For use on construction sites and in manufacturing
Welds low-alloy and high-alloy steels aluminius
and non-ferrous metals
External Link:Fronius TIG Power Sources
Electrode Power Sources
Manual metal arc (MMA) welding is a widely utilized welding process by virtue of its versatility and simplicity. This process is excellent for
outdoor use in steel construction and industrial fabrication, with particular dominance in the maintenance and repair industry.
Majority of Fronius MMA welding equipment includes TIG welding function.
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TransPochet 1500
150 at only 4,7 Kg
For Portable Use Generator-compatible
150 at only 4,7 Kg
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TransPochet 2500
Robust-small and portable
Output up to 250A
Welds rutile basic and cellu lose electrdes up 5mm
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TransPochet 3500
Robust, small and portable
OUtpupt up to 350 A
Welds rutile, basic and cellulose electrodes up
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TransPochet 4000
Output up to 380 A
Performs vertical-down welding of cellulose and basic electrodes
Carbon gouging
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TransPocket 5000
Output up to 380 A
Performs verticle-down welding of cellulose and basic elctrodes
Cartoon gouging
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WTU 307
Output up to 300 A
Can be used everywhere
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WTU 657
Output up to 650 A
Can be used everywhere
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WTU 457
Output up to 450 A
Can be used everywhere
External Link:Fronius Electrode Power Sources