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application tools such as TouchSense, SeamTracking, and SeamPilot at the trade fair, which significantly simplify seam tracking in collaborative welding and significantly increase the efficiency of cobot welding. The brand new Multilayer feature will be making its exhibition debut, making it extremely easy to weld high-quality weld seams in multiple layers precisely, efficiently, and with minimal effort. Only a single seam needs to be taught, and the cobot then independently calculates the ideal torch position and the optimal angle for each layer. In addition, Lorch Cobot Welding Solutions can now be combined with the new iQS inverter platform, enabling the optimal
combination of high performance in MIG/ MAG welding and the latest features in the field of collaborative welding. The new APR 900 PLUS helmet
generation will also be on display at the trade fair. Thanks to its enlarged field of vision, numerous additional functions, and certification in accordance with the latest safety standards, it offers welders even greater comfort and safety. Also on display: The LMS and iQ-LMS Performance torches, which are characterised by perfect ergonomics, excellent performance, maximum productivity, and sustainability. As well as the popular MicorMIG series, including its latest successor, the MicorMIG mobile,
which combines the proven strengths of the MicorMIG, such as a stable arc, simple operation, and upgradeability, with the flexibility of a mobile solution. Lorch will be exhibiting at the trade fair
in Essen for the first time together with the DAIHEN Group, which the company has been part of since 2023. Covering a total area of 700 m2, Lorch will be joined by OTC Daihen Europe, DAIHEN Varstroj, Femitec, Rolan Robotics BV, and LASOtech Systems, showcasing state-of-the-art welding technology and innovative solutions from the fields of automation and robotics.
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