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News Release from: Migatronic Welding Equipment | Subject: Navigator universal welding sets
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 04 October 2002
Robust universal welders meet MMA and
TIG needs
Robust universal welding machines' high performance complies with all welding requirements within TIG and MMA.
Migatronic's Navigator is a new range of robust universal welding machines Its high performance complies with all welding requirements within TIG and MMA
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 12 Sep 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The fast power source makes it suitable as a stationary welding machine, as a high performance installation machine or as a welding machine for automation.
The range includes Navigator 3000 DC plus Navigator 3000 and 2500 AC/DC with maximum welding current of 300 and 250 A respectively.
The power and flexibility of Navigator 3000 DC makes it an excellent welding machine for all types of steel, while the AC/DC versions meet the requirements for quality welding in aluminium and aluminium alloys plus all DC weldable materials.
Thanks to the precise control of current power on the positive half-wave it is possible with Navigator AC/DC to weld with relatively sharp tungsten electrodes, so that the arc energy is concentrated into for example corner constructions in quite thin light-alloy metal materials.
AC/DC models have Migatronic's patented D.O.C.
system, ensuring optimum arc stability and perfect cleaning zone on aluminium surfaces.
Also programming is flexible: AC/DC can be fitted with up to 20 programs as required and Navigator 3000 DC can be fitted with 16 programs.
The new range meets the requirements of application class IP 23, and 16 A mains fuses are sufficient for the supply of maximum welding current.
On all three models you can change from HF to LIFTIG ignition, so Navigator can also be used in environments where electromagnetic interference is critical.
The arc is kept stable during the whole welding process by the power module without using HF stabilisation in both AC and DC modes.
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(This was Manufacturingtalk's Top Story on 3 October 2002).
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