Magnatech Pipeliner - Orbital Welding System
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
- The MPS4000 is a digital inverter power source for GMAW/FCAW process welding applications. The weld Head controller integrated with the power source operates all Pipeliner II weld Head models.
The MPS4000 provides synergic control of electrode speed and power output - the welder has only to change electrode speed and the power supply output parameters to maintain a stable process. Factory developed programs are stored for many combinations of alloy, electrode diameter, and shielding gas. The MPS4000 wire feeder is used the the Push-Pull (WFPP) and Wire Feed on Floor (WFOF) versions of the weld head. The Wire Feed on Head (WFOH) model is ideal for applications where it is not possible to locate the power source adjacent to the weld.
The Pipeliner II is the first practical alternative to manual welding of larger diameter and heavy wall pipes. It produces the same weld quality as mechanized GTAW, but at 5 to 15 times the deposition rate. It is ideal for orbital pipeline welding using GMAW/FCAW processes. Used with the MPS4000 Power Source, the Pipeliner weld Heads produce welds with robotic consistency and precision. The Pipeliner is equally suitable for Fab Shop or Site Use, and has a proven history of dependability and productivity even in the harshest environments. The system is capable of producing high-quality welds in all gravity positions - meeting ASME IX and API 1104 code requirements.
The weld Head is mounted on the pipe by means of metal Guide Rings which are available for all standard pipe sizes. The weld Head mounts entirely on one side of the joint, allowing use for pipe-to-fitting needs.
Flx-Track® allows long linear seam welds on flat or curved surfaces, such as tanks and vessels, as well as ID, OD, and compound curvature welds to be made. The track flexes to conform to different diameters, and uses either vacuum or magnet attachment. Mounting the Head on an oversize Guide Ring with adapter feet allows use on CrMo and other alloys requiring preheat
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