Proceso de soldadura especial WiseRoot+
WiseRoot es un proceso de soldadura al arco con transferencia por cortocircuito optimizado para la soldadura de raíz sin respaldo.
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Un 80 % más de productividad
Suelde más diariamente comparado con la soldadura MIG/MAG normal.
Un 50 % menos de costes de mano de obra
Disfrute de menos costes de mano de obra por metro soldado.
Un 50 % de ahorro en costes de material de relleno
Ahorre en costes de relleno al poder reducir el ángulo de hendidura en 10°.
Soldadura de raíz de alta eficiencia
WiseRoot+es un proceso de soldadura al arco con transferencia por cortocircuito optimizado para la soldadura de raíz sin respaldo. El proceso es muy eficiente, más rápido que las soldaduras al arco con varilla (MMA), TIG y MIG/MAG estándar con transferencia por cortocircuito y realiza soldaduras de alta calidad. Se pueden realizar soldaduras de tuberías fijas en cualquier posición y reducir el ángulo de hendidura hasta en un 40 % según la aplicación.
Se puede lograr un arco estable y eficiente que genera una calidad de soldadura excelente a través de una medición precisa del voltaje en tiempo real, el control de la corriente y el desprendimiento de la gota de metal de relleno justo a tiempo. La transferencia de metal de relleno es suave y sin salpicaduras. WiseRoot es un proceso de soldadura MAG 135 o 138 según la norma EN ISO 4063.
WiseRoot+ para una soldadura de raíz productiva
Con WiseRoot+, el proceso de arco por cortocircuito optimizado de Kemppi, la soldadura de pase de raíz es más productiva. Es considerablemente más rápido que las soldaduras al arco con varilla (MMA), TIG y MIG/MAG estándar por cortocircuito. La medición de voltaje en tiempo real, el control de la corriente y la transferencia de una gota de metal de relleno justo a tiempo garantizan una excelente calidad de soldadura. WiseRoot+ es increíblemente fácil de usar con menos salpicaduras.
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