PRODUCTS & EQUIPMENT
Fig.6: Bend tube cladded with the TIGer technology (courtesy of Polysoude)
to horizontal and vertical cladding, both inside and outside components.
‘TIGer-tude’! Fig.4: Endless rotating TIGer collector welding head (courtesy of Polysoude)
The Power of the TIGer… The requirements of this field are not easily met. However, the TIGer has shown its strength in rising to the challenge of achieving improved productivity, by increasing deposition rate and cladding speed, whilst keeping the lowest possible dilution, in order to reduce the
number of layers and thereby optimize production times and costs of consumables. From an economical point of view, the benefits are obvious!
Furthermore, the exceptional characteristics, of the TIGer system mean that it is capable of enhanced process applications in cladding, being ideally suited
TIGer technology has shown its attitude and superiority. Its tremendous performance power has been tested and proven. With cladding speeds and deposit rates capable of reaching from 2.7 to 5.8 kg/h; conclusive results from adherence checks on cladded layers; indisputable outcomes from intergranular corrosion tests and positive outcomes from chemical analysis, the TIGer outshines all opposition!
The Eye of the TIGer Polysoude has definitely found the eye of the TIGer in its latest cladding technology and is justifiably proud to highlight its features and main fields of application, confident that the TIGer system will continue to progress in leaps and bounds!
www.genius-pr.com Genius PR Sarl 1, avenue des Jades CS 73837
44338 Nantes Cedex 3 France
Andrea Husson + 33 (0) 6 74 86 28 55
andrea.husson@
genius-pr.com
Fig.5: Intelligent Cladding Software for complex work-pieces & trajectories, GUI (courtesy of Polysoude)
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