Machine Concept; Areas Of Utilisation - Fronius TransTig 2200 Instructions De Service

Basic system Working with the MagicWave and TransTig power sources is made even easier by their
principle self-explanatory, "intuitive" operating concept. Despite the wealth of features in the
(continued) machines, the welder can see the key functions "at a glance" and adjust them accordin-
gly.
The standardised LocalNet interface makes it easy to connect digital system add-ons
(JobMaster TIG welding torches, other torches, remote-control units, etc.), and to imple-
ment automation and robot welding tasks. Another interesting feature is the automatic
cap-shaping function for AC welding with the MagicWave power sources. This function
takes the diameter of the tungsten electrode into account to help produce optimum
results.

Machine concept

Among the typical features of the new power sources are their great flexibility and
extremely easy adaptability to many varied tasks. The reasons for these welcome
characteristics may be found not only in the modular product design, but also in the
scope that the system gives for troublefree system extensions.
You can adapt your power source to practically any specific situation. For instance, the
power sources can be used with the JobMaster TIG, a new welding torch with integral
remote-control functionality. This means that the parameters required during welding can
be adjusted, retrieved and monitored directly from the torch. In addition, there is an
extensive selection of remote control units with digital controls and displays for a wide
range of applications.
Areas of utilisati- In the workshop and industry, the MagicWave and TransTig can be used for numerous
on applications. They are the ideal power sources for manual welding as well as automated
and robotic tasks. As regards their suitability for welding different materials, they are just
as much "at home" welding unalloyed and low-alloy steel as they are welding high-alloy,
chrome-nickel steels.
These "all-rounder" qualities are enhanced by the machines' optimised ignition se-
quence. For TIG-AC welding, the MagicWave takes account not only of the diameter of
the electrode, but also of its temperature, calculated with reference to the preceding
welding and weld-off times.
Moreover, the MagicWave does sterling service when it comes to welding aluminium,
aluminium alloys and magnesium. The AC frequency can be adjusted over a very wide
range, permitting optimum adaptation to your particular requirements.
All power sources are generator-compatible and are exceptionally sturdy in day-to-day
operation, thanks to the protected controls and their powder coated housings. The
wealth of different operating modes and special functions available makes these power
sources just as good at rod electrode welding as they are at TIG welding.
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