A plasma welding robot can increase quality, while saving time and money by automating a more complex welding process.
Robotic plasma arc welding (PAW), closely related to TIG welding, constricts ionized gas through a copper nozzle. This produces higher temperatures and velocities, creating a smaller cross-section of the weld. Plasma welding commonly uses the same non-consumable tungsten, just like in TIG welding.
Plasma welding robots allow more flexibility with easy adjustments to the velocity and temperatures at which the weld is formed.
We offer new or refurbished PAW robots from many brands such as Motoman, Fanuc, KUKA and ABB.
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