WisePenetration special welding function
A welding function for ensured penetration in synergic MIG/MAG welding.
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480 € less repair costs
Lower repair costs per welder meter.
30% savings in the filler material
WisePenetration helps you to save in filler materials costs due to the ability of having a narrower groove angle.
Weld with invariable penetration even in demanding conditions
WisePenetration optimized welding function is designed to keep welding current and thus penetration invariable regardless of the changes in stick-out length in manual welding.
Normally in MIG/MAG welding the power to the weld pool is changing as the welder or weld piece dictates the distance between the joint and welding gun nozzle. These deviations may result in quality issues such as lack of fusion, incomplete or inconsistent penetration, changes in weld profile and of course welding spatter.
WisePenetration solves these issues and reduces the need for post-grinding and repair work. The function prevents the current from dropping down by actively adjusting wire feeding. This helps to keep the weld mechanical properties on a desired level and prevents welding defects. The user sets the wished current level, and with the help of WisePenetration, the current level does not drop below this level when stick-out length increases.
References
Expert in thin sheet metal processing and longitudinal seam welding
Metallbau Bruns GmbH & Co. KG
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