WiseFusion optimized welding function
WiseFusion optimized welding function produces a very narrow and energy dense welding arc making welding faster and heat input lower.
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25% more weld
Weld 25% more with pulsed WiseFusion.
25% lower heat input
WiseFusion has 25% lower heat input than in traditional MIG/MAG welding processes, delivering savings in rework costs.
Optimized welding function for quality, speed and ease of use
Weld 25% more per year
WiseFusion makes it possible to weld at a significantly higher speed, providing the same quality level and throat thickness as with a conventional spray and pulse arc. Synergic fusion is 20% faster than 1-MIG and pulsed fusion, and even 38% faster than conventional pulse welding.
Optimized welding fuction for quality, speed and ease of use
WiseFusion optimized welding function produces a very narrow and energy dense welding arc making welding faster and heat input lower. Focused penetration area allows the welding of narrow and deep grooves. WiseFusion results in excellent penetration without a risk of undercut.
Minimized heat input
The high energy density of WiseFusion minimizes heat input, which improves impact toughness with high-strength steels and reduces deformation, thus reducing the need for straightening.
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