WiseThin+
Un proceso de soldadura al arco con transferencia por corto circuito optimizado para la soldadura de láminas de metal y de posición.
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Soldadura un 20 % más rápida
Suelde más rápido en comparación con la soldadura tradicional de arco por cortocircuito.
Un 40 % menos de costes de gas de protección
Menores costes de gas de protección gracias a la posibilidad de utilizar CO₂.
Un 25 % menos de entrada de calor
Una menor entrada de calor se traduce en una menor deformación y un menor procesamiento posterior.
Incrementa la velocidad de soldadura y logra una mejor calidad
WiseThin+ es un proceso de arco por cortocircuito personalizado para la soldadura manual y automatizada de hojas finas. El proceso WiseThin+ se basa en la medición precisa del voltaje y el control de corriente. Características de la soldadura con mezcla de gases con CO₂ puro. Amplía el espectro de parámetros y, por lo tanto, reduce la necesidad de utilizar diámetros de alambre más pequeños. Características del arco suaves y agradables. Excelentes características de soldadura para soldar espesores de placa de 0,8...3,0 mm. Reduce la entrada de calor y, por tanto, la deformación: excelente encendido de arco para soldaduras punteadas e intermitentes.
20 % soldadura más rápida con WiseThin+
La soldadura de WiseThin+ proporciona características de soldadura excelentes para soldadura en posición de placas más gruesas. El arco es constante y fácil de manejar, además de que el sonido del arco es siempre uniforme gracias al cortocircuito estable. El baño de fusión fluye de manera suave a la junta y no hay riesgo de socavación. Como resultado, no hay salpicaduras. Posición PF, alambre sólido 1,2 mm Fe, gas de protección Ar+ CO₂ o CO₂, espesor de placa 6,0 mm + 6,0 mm, Wfs = 2,65 m/min → I = 105 A y U = 18,5 V, ajuste fino +1,5.
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