Fronius TransSteel 4000 PULSE - Watercooled Package

Long Detail

HIGH-POWER WELDING AND A BROAD RANGE OF APPLICATIONS:

40% DUTY CYCLE

Four minutes out of 10 of continuous welding at maximum output power. In other words, one minute more of productive output compared with the average in this power range.

167 CHARACTERISTICS  

• Steel, CrNi, AlMg, AlSi, Metal Cored, Rutil FCW, Basic FCW, Self-shielded
• 0.8 – 1.6mm wire diameter
• 8 different gas mixtures

READY TO WELD IN THREE STEPS  70% LESS REWORK, 30% FASTER WELDING

The intuitive operating concept enables welders to start work straight away – no prior knowledge of the device is required.

All the essential welding parameters can be viewed and adjusted on the front panel. The only parameters that have to be selected before welding begins are the gas, wire diameter and material thickness.

70% LESS REWORK, 30% FASTER WELDING

The Pulse function of the TransSteel 4000 and TransSteel 5000 Pulse permits faster welding speeds on thicker materials.

The pulsed arc also reduces the amount of rework, as less welding spatter is generated.

PULSE WELDING - CONTROLLED AND FAST

The new TransSteel 4000 Pulse and TransSteel 5000 Pulse mark the arrival of the pulsed arc in the TransSteel series.

Controlled welding in the intermediate arc range together with optimum weldability when working with aluminium are now part of the basic package.

SPECIAL 4-STEP MODE - A MORE STABLE ARC

The “Special 4-step mode” is particularly suitable for welding in the higher power range. In special 4-step mode, welding starts at a lower power, which makes the arc easier to stabilise.

SYNCHROPULSE SEAM RIPPLING FOR ALUMINUM ALLOYS

The “SynchroPulse” option is recommended for the welding of aluminium alloys when a rippled seam appearance is required. This effect is achieved by modifying the welding power between two operating points.

*SynchroPulse works in Standard Synergic and Pulse Synergic mode – but only on the TransSteel 4000 and 5000 Pulse.

SPOT AND STITCH WELDING WITH NO MATERIAL DISTORTION

Spot mode enables you to place welding spots at regular intervals. As you have complete flexibility over the pause time between the intervals, spot welding is ideal for the tacking of work pieces.

Stitch welding not only produces a rippled seam appearance, the low level of heat input reduces any possible material distortion when working with light gage sheets.