| D/F Water Cooled Robotic Docking Spool®/Weld Body Combination |
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D/F Water-Cooled Robotic Docking Spool®/Weld Body CombinationThe Remote Mount - DOCKING SPOOL®/Weld Body Combination which accommodates two (2) Water Cooled Nozzle Assemblies. This arrangement is readily adaptable to Dedicated or Robotic Welding applications. The equipment consists of four (4) basic components: a utility station, an intermediate utilities combination assembly, a High Deposition (H.D.) DOCKING SPOOL®/Weld Body Combination, and a Water Cooled Nozzle. The H.D. DOCKING SPOOL®/Weld Body Combination is the principal component in this welding equipment arrangement. It accepts the utilities at the top end of the Spool and provides a means of accepting the water cooled nozzle at the lower end. Several features important to a welding system are provided. Incorporated within the water channels of the DOCKING SPOOL® are check valves which provide a means of retaining residual water in the lines when the nozzle assembly is removed from the DOCKING SPOOL®/Weld Body Combination. In addition a POSIT® Ring is provided at the upper end of the DOCKING SPOOL® which allows positive location in a Mounting Bracket to maintain dimensional stability.
These welding assemblies are designated by Models. The Model NCM has a current capacity 500/600 amperes in argon shielding. These accommodate slip-in current tips fastened by a collet action nut. The wire diameter range with hard wire is .030" - 1/16", cored wire .035" - 7/64" and aluminum wire range of 3/64" - 3/32". The Model HTM has a current capacity range of 500/650 amperes. Rating will be contingent on the combination of current tip and shielding gas to be used. The Model HTM employs threaded current tips and will accommodate .030" - 1/16" hard wire, .035" - 7/64" cored wire and 3/64" - 3/32" aluminum wires. MODEL EXPLANATION NCM - Heavy Duty, Collet Action (Slip-In Tip), Docking Spool®/Weld Body Combination
Example: Require 40192 with 4 Ft. Water-In Hose Assembly - 40192-4 ![]()
D/F Water-Cooled Robotic Docking Spool®/Weld Body CombinationThe Remote Mount - DOCKING SPOOL®/Weld Body Combination which accommodates two (2) Water Cooled Nozzle Assemblies. This arrangement is readily adaptable to Dedicated or Robotic Welding applications. The equipment consists of four (4) basic components: a utility station, an intermediate utilities combination assembly, a High Deposition (H.D.) DOCKING SPOOL®/Weld Body Combination, and a Water Cooled Nozzle. The H.D. DOCKING SPOOL®/Weld Body Combination is the principal component in this welding equipment arrangement. It accepts the utilities at the top end of the Spool and provides a means of accepting thewater cooled nozzle at the lower end. Several features important to a welding system are provided. Incorporated within the water channels of the DOCKING SPOOL® are check valves which provide a means of retaining residual water in the lines when the nozzle assembly is removed from the DOCKING SPOOL®/Weld Body Combination. In addition a POSIT® Ring is provided at the upper end of the DOCKING SPOOL® which allows positive location in a Mounting Bracket to maintain dimensional stability.
These welding assemblies are designated by Models. The Model NCM has a current capacity 500/600 amperes in argon shielding. These accommodate slip-in current tips fastened by a collet action nut. The wire diameter range with hard wire is .030" - 1/16", cored wire .035" - 7/64" and aluminum wire range of 3/64" - 3/32". The Model HTM has a current capacity range of 500/650 amperes. Rating will be contingent on the combination of current tip and shielding gas to be used. The Model HTM employs threaded current tips and will accommodate .030" - 1/16" hard wire, .035" - 7/64" cored wire and 3/64" - 3/32" aluminum wires. MODEL EXPLANATION NCM-A - Heavy Duty, Collet Action (Slip-In Tip), Docking Spool®/Weld Body Combination, Series-A High Capacity
Example: Require 40192 with 4 Ft. Water-In Hose Assembly - 40192-4 |
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