Oxyturbo has extended its product range with the introduction of a new series of items, accessories for MIG/MAG/TIG welding and MMA welding. These products have been chosen, tested and guaranteed by Oxyturbo and meet customer needs for a range of low cost quality torches.

MIG/MAG Welding

The MIG/MAG welding process is a continuous process in which the weld pool protection is guaranteed by a cover gas flowing from the torch onto the part to be welded.

MIG/MAG WELDING APPLICATIONS

MIG/MAG welding is used when high productivity and a high degree of flexibility are required. With this technology, it is possible to weld both austenitic and ferritic steels, light metal alloys (Al and Mg), copper alloys, nickel alloys and titanium alloys.

A MIG/MAG welding station must be composed of the following components:

  • Dual-function torch: to form the arc between the wire and the piece and bring the protection gas on the weld pool
  • Mass
  • Arc current generator (in modern machines, the check of arc characteristics is carried out electronically)
  • Feeding mechanism and check that the
  • Reel wraps the
  • Protection gas cylinder.

BZ Torches

Compact, easy to handle torches with extraordinary technical features.
Three BZ torch models with air cooling and three BZ torch models with water cooling allow a wide choice. A wide equipment of interchangeable spare parts and compatible with major European manufacturers is available.

 TW Torches

Three torch models with excellent performances.

RECOMMENDED USE

Ideal for semi-professional use, for steel, stainless steel and aluminium wires up to 1.6 mm in diameter.

Quality combined with sturdiness. The high-quality components provide excellent performance, increased reliability and durability. Compatibility is ensured with all welders.

 TIG Welding

An electric arc welding method in an inert atmosphere. It is the most effective, economical processes for the difficult welding of metals such as: stainless steel, aluminium, beryllium, copper, brass, cast iron, nickel, tantalum, titanium, columbio, mobilden, Evendur, Inconel, Monel alloys and cryogenic welding.

TIG WELDING APPLICATIONS

The TIG process is particularly suitable when small thicknesses of material, starting from a few tenths of a millimetre, are to be welded. However, it is not possible to weld thicknesses over a few mm (2-3 mm for steels) with a single seam (hence, generally, it is not used to weld thicknesses greater than 5-6 mm).

WP Torches

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The SuperFlex version comes with a switch that can be activated for greater handling and practicality of use. In addition, the first section of the cable is in leather for further protection.
Models with flywheels are equipped with a knob for opening and gas flow adjustment.

Manual Plasma Torches

Plasma cutting, undeniable benefits:

  • Considerable cutting speed
  • High precision at edges
  • Good cost-benefit ratio
  • Multiple applications

Plasma cutting is in fact suitable for all electrical conductive materials.

For years, this has been a widespread and appreciated technology within the industry. A jet of plasma gas melts material in the cutting area and removes it, leaving a well-cut line.

Plasma arc uses

Thanks to plasma cutting it is possible to cut both thin sheets and considerable thicknesses. There are many plasma cutting applications in the industrial sector. The cutting of stainless steel, carbon steel and aluminium sheets of different thicknesses is particularly used in the transport industry as well as in the refrigeration and air conditioning field.

Tungsten Electrodes

A complete range for TIG welding

Tungsten electrodes are used in arc welding with inert gas and tungsten (TIG). Tungsten is used at very high temperatures as it resists melting and degrades very little (if working in a controlled atmosphere with inert gases as is usually the case). The electrodes are made by sintering powders and subsequent forging.

The most used electrodes for the TIG welding process are as follows:

  • Pure tungsten electrodes
  • Thoriated tungsten electrodes
  • Cerium tungsten electrodes
  • 1.5% or 2% Lanthanum tungsten electrodes
  • Universal tungsten electrodes

CB torches

A thin, rigid and stable jet with high specific power.

A series of manual very versatile torches for its machining speed and wide range of materials with which it can be used. The temperature reached by the jet are such as to cause the metal to melt, cutting it.

RECOMMENDED USE

Ideal in the field of metallurgy for steel and stainless steel sheets.

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A wide range of accessories complete the range.

MMA Welding

Manual Metal Arc (MMA) welding is valued for its versatility and is one of the most commonly used welding procedures.
MMA welding makes use of a current generator, which may be an old capacitor type or a “new” inverter type, to product a low-voltage current and many amps, which are used to form a high-intensity electric arc between an electrode with a coated metal core and the metals to be joined..

MMA WELDING APPLICATIONS

It is used daily by DIY enthusiasts, traders, metallurgists and metal fabricators, as well as on pipe-laying work sites.

Professional inverter suitable for welding all electrodes (not including cellulose and aluminium) up to a diameter of 4 (Power El 160) and up to a diameter of 6 (Power El 200) and for Tig welding with starting strip.

Included accessories: Welding cables – Hand mask – Hammer brush – Belt for the transport – Case

The range includes:

MIG/MAG Welding
BZ 15 TORCHES
BZ 25 TORCHES
BZ 36 TORCHES
BZ 240 TORCHES
BZ 551 TORCHES
TW 1 TORCHES
TW 2 TORCHES
TW 4 TORCHES
Spare parts

TIG WELDING
WP9 – WP20 TORCHES
COMMON SPARE PARTS
TORCE WP17 – WP18 – WP26
COMMON SPARE PARTS
TUNGSTEN ELECTRODES

TUNGSTEN
ELECTRODES
CB50
CB70
CB100
CB150

MMA Welding
INVERTER POWER EL 140/160
COATED ELECTRODES

WELDING
MASKS
ELECTRONIC MASK
HAND MASK IN FIBRE
SPARE GLASS FOR FIBRE MASKS

ACCESSORIES ELECTRIC WELDING
WELDING CABLES and ELECTRODE HOLDER CLAMPS
GROUND TERMINALS and CONNECTORS
WELDING SPRAY
THERMOMELT PASTELS