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HIGH PERFORMANCE ROBOT WELDING
from too-high thermal stress at long runtimes. The innovative shielding gas routing provides additional cooling of the contact tips and optimises gas flow at the front end of the torch. Consistent implementation of copper-copper connections and highly efficient cooling clearly reduce the overall resistance in the torch. Both greatly protect the installed wear part components and increase their service lives. Not only the innovative cooling system
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he new LMR 2 high-performance torches from Lorch open up entirely new performance
dimensions in robot welding with their many innovations. Robots are now able to weld even more precisely with torches developed specifically for automated welding. Their optimal contact tip cooling and gas coverage make them particularly economical during use. With its new torches, the corresponding hose packages, the wire feed, and the power source, Lorch offers a precisely co-ordinated overall solution to warrant maximum efficiency for all robot systems. Long duty cycles, highly repeatable
precision, fast material throughput: robot welding poses particularly high demands to welding. With the new LMR 2 torch generation,
available for all common robot types, Lorch Schweißtechnik is offering a welding system that represents highest quality and reproducibility. The LMR torch offers outstanding
performance and productivity thanks to a number of innovations that have already been implemented with the new LMS hand-held torch system. The reason for this is the specially designed torch interior: The co-ordinated shapes of the contact tip and contact tip holder makes the gas flow laminar to ensure perfect gas coverage. The drawn contact tip counteracts the formation of micro arcs in the inner contact tip while the special design adds a wire straightening effect and optimises current transfer to the wire. The highly stable arc and improved material transition make weld seams more precise. Temper colours when welding stainless steel are minimised as
well, and fume and soot are also reduced when welding aluminium. The special design
of the brass tip adapter/gas diffuser allows quick heat discharge and protects
that clearly reduces wear protects resources, but so does the gas-saving, separate shielding gas routing and the repair-friendly design, both of which help increase sustainability. The hose packages and their connections to the torch can be replaced easily and the wear parts in the LMR torch are mostly identical with those in the LMS torches from manual welding. This reduces warehousing of wear parts if robot systems and manual welding systems are both used in the same company. The LMR 2 torches are available in
two versions – TN 3 and TN 6. The TN 3 torch is equipped with a long torch neck and particularly suitable for production processes where good access to the weld seams is important, such as when welding thin sheets in the automotive industry. The power range of the TN 3 goes from 300 to 450 A, depending on cooling (water, gas). The high-end torch TN 6 with its shorter torch neck is designed for higher currents of 300 to 500 A. All in all, 16 different performance packages can be selected as complete solutions, depending on robot concept, wire feed option, cooling method, and torch version. The LMR 2 torches can be combined
with any common robot system and the Lorch S-RoboMIG XT and Robo- MicorMIG power sources. The power sources make the tried and tested SpeedPulse XT, TwinPuls XT, SpeedArc, SpeedArc XT, Pulse, and TwinPuls Lorch welding processes, which are in high demand, available for robot welding.
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