Architectural element assembly can vary significantly, requiring a welding machine with a flexible duty cycle to accommodate both short, precise welds for decorative components and longer welds for structural elements.
The ability to switch between AC and DC welding allows for working with a wide range of metals, including aluminum and steel. Modular cooling options can help manage longer welding sessions without overheating.
Given the large scale and potential complexity of architectural installations, portability is crucial. A lightweight machine that can be easily moved around a construction site or workshop enhances productivity and flexibility.
CenTIG 200 excels as a versatile and efficient tool in Assembly environments, where its performance, adaptability, and ease of use can significantly contribute to streamlined operations and high-quality outcomes.
High welding performance gives you the edge never before seen in a one-phased TIG machine. With 200 amps at your service, you can weld material thickness up to 10 mm in stainless and mild steel. If you are switching on AC-mode and tackling aluminium, you can easily weld up to 6 mm plates.
An assembly setting can require longer welds, putting pressure on the welding equipment to dissipate all the heat generated. CenTIG has 50% more efficient cooling than market competitors, providing a cool and comfortable experience for the welder.
While you might not move around a lot during Assembly jobs, you will still appreciate the small form factor and low weight of CenTIG. With a trolley, the machine is nimble and easy to maneuver.
for Assembly of Architectural elements
Water cooling for utilizing the high duty cycle comfortably.
We recommend AC/DC to enable aluminium capabilities now or as a precaution for the future.
To save gas during the entire lifespan of the machine. This will amount to a large saving (or discount) on the initial investment.
The trolley is essential when configuring the CenTIG with water cooling. It let's you get around easily, and comes with room for a useful spare parts box.
CenTIG features AC/DC welding capabilities, allowing users to effortlessly switch between alternating current (AC) for aluminum and magnesium, and direct current (DC) for steel and stainless steel, ensuring optimal performance and superior weld quality across various materials.
The 4T trigger mode allows for starting and stopping the weld with two initial presses and releases of the trigger, eliminating the need to hold it down throughout the weld. This feature reduces hand fatigue and offers better control for longer or more complex welds.
CenTIG features High Frequency (HF) Ignition, enabling seamless arc starts without electrode contact, ensuring a contamination-free welding process and superior precision in your work.
Control the flow in welding by adjusting pre-gas, welding current (with slope up and down), and post-gas. An approach used to optimize the welding process for better quality and control.
You can save favourite and routine settings and easily recall them anytime. Save a large number of welding programs. If welders share welding machines, they can save their own unique settings and quickly recall them again.
Pulse gives a better control of the weld pool, and the low heat input minimises the risk of damaging the steel.
Automatic, synergic gas adjustments that reduces the risk of failures. It improves the weld quality and reduces the gas bill at the same time.
A semi-automatic process that makes a series of small fixation points forming a coherent weld seam in ultrathin materials, from 0,5 mm – 1,5 mm.
A semi-automatic process that makes extremely small and precise fixations that are invisible in the finished weld.
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