Speedroot
Key Facts
- Optimal root seams without the use of TIG
- Three times faster than TIG for root welding
- Highest degree of gap tolerance and gap bridging
- Optimal weld pool control
- No change to welding processes necessary (great time savings)
Advantages
- Automation/manual welding: Minimises spatter in the short arc
- Optimised for welds with a gap: High gap bridging due to moderately vibrating melt, very good weld pool control, avoiding spatter
- Heat application: Vast energetic working range (“cold” to “hot”)
SpeedUp
Advantages
- Automation/Manual welding: Continuous movement in the mechanised torch guidance is very good for automation/very simple manual torch guidance
- Fillet welding: Optimised for fillet welding (FW) in PF (vertically up) welds, can also be useful in other weld positions
- Even heat application: Penetration and material bond appear even and slightly wavy
- Even, slightly scaly seam surface: Narrower weld seam than conventional triangular FW+PF movement, avoids errors that may occur with conventional triangular movement
SpeedCold
Key Facts
- Modified energy-reduced short arc
- Low energy input due to focused arc (up to 25% less)
- Perfect weld seam on sheets starting at a thickness of 0.5 mm
- Speed advantage of up to 40%
Advantages
- Automation/Manual welding: Thin-sheet applications
- Optimised for thin-sheet welding: Reduced heat application
- High gap bridging due to moderately vibrating melt
- Very good weld pool control
- Heat application: Vast energetic working range (“very cold” to “medium”)
