Wire Feed Assist : puh & pull robot/cobot laser welding wire feeder
Wire Feeder System for Automated Laser Welding
The Wire Feed Assist provides an economical way to help your wire feeder move wire through the conduit in applications with a complex wire delivery setup, long distance wire feeding or where the workload on the wire feeder must be reduced. When combined with the Guide Module System, the wire Feed Assist allows the ultimate flexibility when it comes to wire delivery and wire packages can be located farr away from the melting pool. New model includes a redesigned, more compact industrial enclosure to keep out industrial contaminants. Compatible with ferrous & non-ferrous wire.
AUTOMATIC WIRE FEED SYSTEMS for Laser welding Robots and cobots
PROCESS SAFETY AND ULTIMATE REPRODUCIBILITY OF LASER WELDING WITH OPTIMIZED WELDING TIME
Our internally developed wire feed units fill a hole in the process landscape.
They provide automatically controlled, constant, consistent wire feed to the laser.
The slip-free feed makes the welding process safer, shortens welding time, and decreases the number of weld seam starts.
The process parameters are freely selectable, and operation is intuitive.
Duplex WIRE FEED
Slip-free feed of welding wires 0.8–1.6 mm in diameter.
As an automatic welding wire feed, our Split wire feeder feeds welding wires 0.8–1.6 mm in diameter in a slip-free manner. The wire feed system can be used in both pulsed laser welding processes and in CW mode.
Users especially value the secure wire transport by two power-driven, extremely fine-toothed carbide gears, the high torque through planetary gears, and the pressure roller fine adjustment for defined wire surface groove profile.
With the adjusting frame, the wire axes of the drive’s “internal capillary tube” can be set individually to the welding filler diameter used.
The drive unit can be fastened in two different ways: with XYZ fine adjustment for direct feed or flexibly using a guide spiral and separately adjustable capillary tube.
The control logic allows precise adjustment to the laser welding process. Variable speeds ensure precisely timed wire movement at the beginning, during and at the end of each weld.