BZ 36 TORCH

TECHNICAL FEATURES

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. Being a continuous process ensures high productivity of the process itself, and at the same time the presence of gas allows for operation without scorching (both these features increase the affordability of the electrode welding process).

• 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.

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. Since the weld pool protection is guaranteed by a gas flow, this procedure is only recommended in workshops, as even moderate wind can cause dispersion of the gas flow with a resulting reduction in the quality of the welded joint. It is possible in some cases to work outside, making protective domes around the area to be welded.