Dear readers,
Welding processes in the construction industry, plant construction, aviation, and shipping all share two common features: they all tend to involve steel welding, usually by hand. The welders undertaking this work therefore literally have a great deal of responsibility in their hands and thus need a partner they can rely on.
Whether it’s a construction site or a workshop, an agricultural holding or metalworking company, our TransSteel multiprocess series covers MIG/MAG, TIG, and arc welding all to a professional level, making it first choice every time.
The multiprocess devices have an intuitive operating concept, which enables welders to get started immediately, without any prior knowledge of the technology. Take a look for yourself in our new how-to video!
But that’s not all—thanks to the TransSteel 3000 C Pulse, the TransSteel series can now also cater for pulsed arc welding. Parameters can be adjusted easily via the main menu, which enables controlled intermediate arc welding. For further information about this, please visit our website.
The pulse function enables higher welding speeds for larger material thicknesses. This is thanks to the pulse arc, which reduces reworking as less welding spatter is produced. To find out what this looks like in detail, see our application story.
As well as reducing the need for reworking, pulsing offers a range of other benefits over other arc types when welding with steel. To find out exactly what these are, see our blog entry.
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Your Fronius Weld Informed Team