Castolin Eutectic EuTronic Gap plasma transferred arc welders handle automated, manual applications
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Castolin Eutectic has introduced two new plasma transferred arc welding machines for automated and manual welding applications, portable or fixed. The EuTronic Gap 2511 DC and EuTronic Gap 5011 DC Synergy are suitable for repair and rebuilding of tool steel, cutting edges, stamping dies, and aluminum die casting molds.
The machines are equipped with an 8.4-in. touchscreen and Remote Manager that allows for remote access and control of the system from a PC or laptop. New process recording software allows constant real-time process monitoring and recording of all welding parameters, which can then be exported to Excel for further analysis.
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