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EFFORTLESS, EFFICIENT TIG WELDING T
IG welding is a true art and is considered to be the supreme discipline of joining processes.
The new Fronius Artis lives up to its name, which is derived from the Latin ‘arte’ for art. Whenever welds need to meet the highest standards both in terms of appearance and quality, this handy, lightweight, and compact device is ready with an uncompromisingly stable arc. In the DC power categories 170 A to 210 A, the Artis impresses with a range of functions that you would otherwise only expect from larger professional TIG devices. Robust, versatile and weighing just
10 kg, the Artis is a reliable companion, whether you need flawless visible seams on stainless steel handrails and high-quality pipe connections, or precise applications in container and industrial plant construction. The new Fronius TIG systems focus on user- friendliness, reliability and energy efficiency, and of course the Artis offers all the popular functions of its predecessor, the Fronius TransTig.
The simple rotary push button and
clear, illuminated function display make operation easy. Eleven of the most important welding parameters can be selected directly on the display in no time and then things can get started. The adjustable pulsed arc ensures an outstanding seam appearance and plays to its strengths in tight spaces and with
very thin materials. For recurring welded joints, the spot welding mode has proven its worth and allows welding spots to be spaced evenly. If you wish, you can set a freely selectable pause time and continue the work as stitch welding. The TAC function is ideal for precise tacking of components. This results in time savings of up to 50% and ensures that hardly any
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