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The RBK 60 S is an extremely robust water-cooled weld head for a standard heat exchanger application up to an ID of 60 mm, modified to an ID of 99 mm or 120 mm. The head is pneumatically centred and is available with a rotating wire device and/ or arc voltage control (AVC) as an option. The head can also be used with a pneumatic positioner instead of a balancer. Versions: — RBK 60 S weld head with pneumatic centring, including hose package, 8m, water-cooled — RBK 60 S weld head with pneumatic centring and wire feeder incl. hose package, 8m, water-cooled — RBK 60 S weld head with pneumatic centring, wire feeder and AVC incl. hose package, 8m, water-cooled Package includes: — Weld head — Small torch incl. torch consumables and tungsten electrode Ø 2.4 mm — Water-cooled hose package, 8 m — Pull bar B — Transport case Optional: — Div. spring sleeves and pull bar sets for RBK 60 S — Torches, Balancer, Tube-to-tubesheet positioner...

Tungsten bars, sheets profiles und defferent alloys

Tungsten copper electrode for EDM applications

TIG welding torches, gas- or water-cooled from 150 A (gas-cooled) up to 400 A (water-cooled). — TIG welding torch with a highly flexible hose package — Ergonomic GRIP handle for a secure hold and ergonomic use — Excellent HF reliability — Ready to weld with tungsten electrode, gas nozzle and back cap

• TIG welding: The letters TIG stand for tungsten inert gas welding and generally belong to the inert gas welding process. In this welding process, an arc burns between a tungsten electrode (non-consumable) and the workpiece. The electrode, the arc and the molten bath are protected from the atmosphere by an inert gas. • MIG / MAG welding: The letters MIG stand for metal inert gas, the letters MAG for metal active gas. This welding process is also part of the group of metal inert gas welding processes. In this welding process, a consumable wire electrode is fed continuously. The arc burns between the supplied wire and the workpiece. Throughout the welding process, the arc and the weld pool are protected by either an active gas (MAG process) or an inert gas (MIG process). This welding process can be used for a variety of materials and is also available for a large number of welding consumables.

The Neutrix is a small, light-weight and portable electrode grinding machine which is able to centrically grind in longitudinal direction, providing reproducible quality cuts of tungsten electrodes. Electrode diameters from Ø1-4mm can be reground. Only 0.3mm is removed from the grinding electrode during each grinding process. A stand can be mounted for use in the workshop. The point angle can be set gradually from 15-180°. The grinding dust is collected in an integrated filter cassette. The speed can be regulated for an optimal grinding speed. A special collet can be used to grind tungsten electrodes with a length of up to 15mm. The diamond grinding disc can be used three times through an eccentric disc. The grinding process can be observed through a window. The grinding pressure should be used to prevent the electrodes from glowing and thereby avoid early wear to the diamond disc.