ROBOTIC WATER-COOLED MIG GUN MAXIMIZES PRODUCTIVITY
The TOUGH GUN robotic water-cooled MIG gun from Tregaskiss features 600-amp water-cooled welding capacity and is designed to withstand the abuse of thick-plate and high-duty cycle applications.
Posted: October 22, 2010
The Tregaskiss‘ (Windsor, ON) TOUGH GUN robotic water-cooled MIG gun is designed to maximize productivity when welding thick plate and/or operating for prolonged duty cycles.
Featuring a high-flow gooseneck with four cooling channels and a water-cooled power cable, the TOUGH GUN robotic water-cooled MIG gun provides excellent cooling capacity to the front-end consumables to help extend their service life and allow for longer periods of welding.
The MIG gun also features a sturdy stainless steel docking body capable of withstanding the harsh environments common to high-amperage welding applications, along with a durable conduit that swivels independently to provide rigid support for the liner, ensure smooth, consistent wire feeding and minimize downtime for maintenance.
Adding to the ease of maintenance, the TOUGH GUN robotic water-cooled MIG gun has an accessible front housing, quick-change fittings and replaceable components, all features that support greater productivity by lessening the time needed to care for the gun.
The TOUGH GUN robotic water-cooled MIG gun uses Tregaskiss’ Common Consumable Platform based on its TOUGH LOCK contact tips and QUICK LOAD liners. These products are common across Tregaskiss semi-automatic, automatic and robotic MIG guns, allowing users of multiple styles of guns to simplify and reduce their overall inventory of welding consumables.
The robotic MIG gun provides 600 amps welding capacity at 100 percent duty cycle with CO2 shielding gas or 60 percent duty cycle when welding with mixed gases. Further, Tregaskiss R&D testing and extensive field trials have proven this MIG gun is a reliable performer in the most demanding welding applications; including, thick-plate welding that is common in the heavy-equipment manufacturing industry.
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