Robot and automated MIG / MAG welding torch DINSE Welding tools

The unrestricted rotating movement provided by the DINSE principle, which conducts the welding current, the shield gas and the compressed air from the torch set to the torch head, is backed by further product advantages, above all the torch set, which can be separated on wire feeder and
rotating interface and which operates entirely without imposing torsional loads. The company's specialist engineers have gone to great lengths to retain the well-established quality features of DINSE systems, such as the high-powered wire feeder, which operates at a uniform torque level
to ensure consistent wire feed over the entire speed range, or the separate shield gas supply which avoids gas losses.
The integral air blast technique, which counteracts premature system contamination and helps to maintain its full availability, and the reliable reproducibility of the TCP are also features that confirm the systematic development approach that has resulted in the DINSE REVO.torch. This includes the standardised DINSE torch head interface at the rotating interface, which simplifies attachment of the new swan-neck pattern gas-cooled torch head and also permits changeover to existing DINSE heads. Further evidence of this systematic approach is the policy regarding parts subject to wear: DINSE stocks identical components for various torch heads. And since REVO.torch turns willingly but is most reluctant to bend, integral crash protection with a deflection range of up to 15 degrees protects both the tool and the robot reliably.

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