SCHWEISSEN & SCHNEIDEN
HIGH-END TECHNOLOGY ON SHOW IN ESSEN
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hether with iQS, the new flagship in MIG/MAG welding, or with the latest features
in cobot welding, which significantly increases productivity and quality in automated welding production. Lorch (Hall 5 Stand H18) is showcasing once again high-end welding technology at its finest at this year’s world’s leading trade fair Welding and Cutting in Essen. For the first time, Lorch will be exhibiting at a joint stand with the European DAIHEN Group. The absolute highlight of the trade
fair is the innovative MIG/MAG inverter platform iQS, which delivers maximum welding performance for industrial welding. A completely newly developed, robust inverter offers the welder control stability with a perfect arc. Thanks to the intelligent Smart Process Control Engine, welding processes can now be developed even faster and transferred to the system. In addition, extended networking will enable new welding processes or test
versions of characteristic curves to be easily uploaded via Ethernet or WLAN in the future. A clearly structured and clearly arranged Smart Cockpit ensures quick and easy operation, and the newly developed RCS (Rapid Current Shutdown) technology also ensures a particularly clean process, which significantly reduces rework. In addition to the known and positive market tested Speed processes such as SpeedPulse XT, SpeedArc, and SpeedTwin. The new process SpeedWave is now available as a welding process specially developed for aluminium welding that specifically prevents porosity. The iQ LMS push-pull torch is also tailor-made for the iQS, welding precisely and cleanly even with long hose packages thanks to constant wire guidance. Another focus is the Lorch Cobot
Welding Solutions with numerous new functions. Already very successful on the market since 2016 with its welding cobot, which has been continuously developed, Lorch will be demonstrating innovative
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