Welding World magazine June 2018
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PRODUCT NEWS<br />
PREMIUM QUALITY THAT PAYS – EWM AG PRESENTS THE NEW PM-MIG/MAG WELDING TORCH SERIES<br />
EWM AG expands its range of MIG/MAG welding torches to<br />
include the PM series for professional users. The newly designed<br />
grip guarantees a comfortable hold, even over long periods,<br />
and illuminates the working area with its motion-activated LED<br />
lighting. Thanks to tried-and-tested EWM quality, the PM welding<br />
torches contribute to the improvement of welding properties and<br />
the quality of the welded seams. Weld spatters can be reduced<br />
considerably – this saves time on finishing work. The standard<br />
welding torches of the PM series are – as are all EWM welding<br />
torches – suitable for use on any commercially available welding<br />
machine with Euro torch connector.<br />
Additional comfort in the tough daily welding routine is always<br />
welcomed. With the new PM torch, EWM delivers noticeable<br />
relief for work.<br />
MORE LIGHT FOR BETTER SIGHT<br />
Excellent welding results require optimal lighting of the<br />
working area. The integrated LED lighting of the new PM<br />
welding torch from EWM ensures that everything is also<br />
clearly visible – even in dark spots on the workpiece. It<br />
is activated automatically as soon as the welding torch<br />
is moved. This independence from the torch trigger<br />
provides protection from incorrect operation and<br />
unintentional arc striking when bringing the welding<br />
torch close to the component.<br />
STANDARD TORCH IN PREMIUM QUALITY<br />
The new PM welding torch from EWM makes its<br />
debut in combination with the new MIG/MAG Titan<br />
Right: The new PM standard welding torches from EWM are also<br />
available with the torch trigger installed at the top.<br />
Below: EWM supplies the new function torch in three versions. Depending on the model,<br />
current and wire feed speed, voltage correction, welding procedure and program, among<br />
others, can be changed and displayed. The top-of-the-range RD3X model even has a display<br />
screen with access to ewm Xnet component management.<br />
XQ multi-process welding machine. But it can also be used in the<br />
standard torch version together with all other MIG/MAG welding<br />
machines – thanks to the Euro torch connector.<br />
READY FOR INDUSTRY 4.0<br />
On the standard torch the torch trigger<br />
can optionally be installed at the top. You<br />
also have the option of selecting function<br />
torches which make remote control of<br />
welding parameters possible. The OLED<br />
graphic display shows the welding parameters in a<br />
user-friendly manner at the welding site. With the<br />
high-end RD3X version the welder can use ewm Xnet<br />
and component management to access a welding<br />
sequence plan. The welding parameters are set<br />
automatically by the system from the stored WPS. The<br />
setting process is less complex and constant quality is<br />
ensured – this way Industry 4.0 can be integrated into<br />
everyday welding.<br />
THE RIGHT WELDING TORCH FOR ANY NEED<br />
Regardless of what the user’s requirements are for cooling,<br />
torch neck and size, the new PM welding torch from EWM<br />
is available in numerous variants. Customers can select the<br />
model which best matches their individual applications:<br />
The choice includes gas or water-cooling as well as short or<br />
long necks. The welding current range extends to 550 A. All<br />
torches are available as function torches.<br />
THE WELDING TORCH PAYS OFF<br />
Robust fabrication, lasting quality and generous dimensioning<br />
of all components – the new PM welding torch also brings<br />
together all these properties which are typical of EWM products.<br />
It scores high points even in a continuous 3-shift operation –<br />
also in terms of efficiency. On the one hand, it lowers the error<br />
rate by an interference-free wire guide, excellent shielding gas<br />
coverage of the arc range and safe current contacting. At the<br />
same time, the use of consumables is also reduced because of the<br />
large material cross section of the contact tips (M7/M9 instead of<br />
M6/M8 as is common in the industry). Substantially better heat<br />
dissipation prevents overheating and extends the service life.<br />
WELDING WORLD MAGAZINE | ISSUE 03 | JUNE <strong>2018</strong>