Use FOS50 when the part can rotate.
Typical fit for shop-floor pipe-to-flange, pipe-to-elbow, cylindrical shell, and repeat circular seam work where the workpiece can be chucked horizontally.
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The FOS50 precision circular seam TIG welding lathe is built for 360 degree automatic girth welds on cylindrical workpieces: pipe-to-flange, pipe-to-pipe butt joints, pipe-to-elbow assemblies, and tank or vessel shell seams.
It is the reverse architecture of an orbital welder. On FXT20 or FXT40 Pro systems, the torch rotates around a fixed pipe. On FOS50, the workpiece is clamped in the powered chuck and rotates while the TIG torch is positioned on the programmable carriage.
That makes FOS50 the right production choice for factory parts that can be loaded into a chuck: flange fabricators, vessel shops, process equipment builders, and repeatable circular seam batches up to 800 mm length and 200 kg workpiece weight.
Typical fit for shop-floor pipe-to-flange, pipe-to-elbow, cylindrical shell, and repeat circular seam work where the workpiece can be chucked horizontally.
For installed piping, field joints, UHP tube runs, or heavy workpieces that cannot rotate, use FXT20 closed-chamber or FXT40 Pro open-head systems.
FOS50 handles repeat factory subassemblies. Orbital systems cover fixed-pipe final connections and field installation joints.
Yes. Pipe-to-flange circular seam welding is one of the main FOS50 applications. The 50-400 mm OD range covers common 1/2 inch to 16 inch flange work, and the 365 mm through-hole allows the pipe end to pass through the chuck while the flange faces the torch side.
The platform covers thin-wall autogenous work through thicker-wall groove welds that require V or U bevel preparation and filler wire. Final procedure limits depend on material, wall thickness, joint design, and the customer's WPS/PQR requirements.
Yes. The JJ-KZ01 control includes AVC in the 7-25 V range. AVC helps maintain arc length when a rotating workpiece has minor runout or concentricity variation in the chuck.
A 600 mm chuck is standard. Custom adapters for non-standard workpiece geometry can be made when the clamping surface, weld location, and production quantity are confirmed.