[…] the use of fasteners). There is no liner measuring required during installation or replacement. The welding operator or maintenance personnel simply feeds the welding liner through the neck of the gun, locks it in place and cuts the liner flush with the back of the power pin. […]
[…] right out of the box. You can configure each welding gun part with online configurators like those from Bernard. These parts include the: Cable Handle and trigger Neck type, angle and length Consumables Power pin Liner How do you get started? To configure the right MIG welding gun, look at the needs of your […]
Download 10 Tips for Robotic Welding Safety Robotic welding systems continue to gain in popularity due to their ability to increase productivity, improve quality and decrease costs in the right application. But they also offer a way to address a shortage of skilled labor for manual […]
[…] CA3 and TOUGH GUN TA3 robotic air-cooled MIG guns. The TOUGH GUN G2 and ThruArm G2 series product lines will be fully supported with replacement parts ( necks, cables, gun modules) until the end of 2018. TOUGH GUN™ G2 Series Affected Part Numbers: All MIG gun part numbers beginning with RA2 All MIG gun […]
[…] through the gun to the cable When you begin welding, the front-end consumables take the heat of the weld puddle. As welding continues, heat transfers into the neck and handle — and eventually into the cable. When heat is noticeable at the back end of the gun and in the cable, it’s likely the […]
[…] is to employ a consumable system designed for error-proof installation that eliminates incorrect liner trimming and requires no measuring. The welding liner loads through the MIG gun neck and is then locked in place at the front and back of the gun while also being concentrically aligned to the contact tip and the power […]
DISCONTINUED PRODUCTS – Miller Rough neck C-Series MIG Guns Effective April 30, 2015 Miller Electric Mfg. Co. discontinued the Roughneck® C-Series MIG gun series and replaced them with Bernard® BTB semi-automatic air-cooled MIG guns. Miller Electric will continue to offer consumables and replacement parts for the Roughneck C-Series MIG guns. Please see the cross […]
[…] in an erratic arc and burnbacks. In more extreme cases, micro-arcing can cause MIG gun failure due to increased electrical resistance throughout the front-end consumables and gun neck. It may also prompt the welding operator to increase voltage in an effort to rectify poor welding performance, which can cause the gun to overheat. On […]
[…] not have the capacity to swap out MIG guns to address multiple applications. Instead, they often standardize on one type of MIG gun and swap out the necks, installed with a jump liner that replaces the front part of the liner system (the rest seats in the power cable). Doing so allows them to […]
[…] common adopters. A gun like the Tregaskiss BA1 cobot MIG gun features metal-to-metal connections that hold it in place in the mounting arm and keep the aluminum-armored neck firmly connected in the gun body to ensure accurate, quality welds. There are several benefits that can help operations save time and money while improving part […]
[…] consumables to keep you welding in tight positions longer, with less contact tip changes and less troubleshooting. Features and Benefits: Features AccuLock™ S consumables Choose from two neck sizes for different lengths and bend radii. Short handle better accommodates maneuverability for improved joint access. Sealed trigger keeps the trigger area slag and spatter free, […]
Bernard® BTB Semi-Automatic Air-Cooled MIG Welding Guns Please accept preferences, statistics, marketing cookies to watch this video. Build your ultimate MIG gun. Choose from a variety of necks, handles and trigger styles to optimize welder ergonomics and weld access. Then standardize with a single line of consumables to simplify maintenance and contain costs. You can […]
DISCONTINUED PRODUCTS –Tandem Robotic MIG Guns September 12, 2018 To continue delivering sustainable value to our customers, we regularly assess our product offering to ensure focus on customer needs and opportunities to innovate our product portfolio. Accordingly, due to low demand, the following products will be discontinued: Tandem Robotic MIG Guns Effective September 30, 2018, […]
[…] GMAW gun to match your application, however, can make a big difference in improving your comfort, and gaining the best welding performance. A GMAW gun’s trigger, handle, neck and power cable design all impact how long you can comfortably weld without experiencing fatigue or stress. By ensuring your comfort, you lessen the chance of […]
Tregaskiss® Fixed Automatic MIG Guns Please accept preferences, statistics, marketing cookies to watch this video. High performance consumables with an armored neck and body plus simple internal connections equal Tregaskiss fixed automatic MIG guns. They are quick and easy to maintain for maximum up-time and throughput. Models available in air-cooled or water-cooled.
[…] MIG guns and consumables are the answer. “Bernard (guns) they’re real comfortable in my hand you know. They’re not too big and bulky. They’re not too heavy. The neck ratio on that, is just, they’re awesome. I like them. The lighter the gun can be is great for a welder.”, Greg Langdon – welding instructor.
[…] to watch this video. Bob Jolson, owner of Jolson Welding, talks about why he swears by the Bernard® Dura-Flux™ self-shielded flux-cored gun. “I like running the long neck, so all the heat’s away from me. You know the durability we haven’t really, really, really beat one up bad enough to have to retire it […]
As of April 29th, if choosing a rotatable neck option for your BTB gun, they will no longer include a jump liner in the box. If you still require and wish to purchase a replacement jump liner, they are provided based on wire […]
[…] ordered through Tregaskiss’ MIG gun Configurator and is available for wire sizes from 0.035- to 1/16-inch diameter. The Tregaskiss® robotic water-cooled MIG gun also includes a high-flow neck with four cooling channels and a water-cooled power cable that provides excellent cooling capacity to the front-end consumables to help extend their service life and allow […]
Consumables for the welding gun can significantly impact the productivity and welding quality in an operation. This makes it important to keep consumables properly cleaned and maintained, to help minimize unplanned downtime, extend consumable life and optimize performance. The Heat Factor The heat produced in the welding process […]
[…] or Dura-Flux MIG Gun as part of a power source or wire feeder package to exchange the unused gun for a new gun with different cable length, neck, handle or trigger configurations. Bernard also provided Borinski with product information and support prior to and following his purchase to ensure the guns and consumables he […]
[…] damage to the consumables, as well as excessive spatter accumulation. Follow the same procedure for installing and tightening the diffuser so that it fully connects with the neck. Some contact tips can be installed and held in place by hand-tightening the nozzle. Check the manufacturer’s recommendation for proper installation instructions. Inspect consumable connections regularly […]
[…] into the handle to keep it protected from weld spatter Internal trigger leads mean no trigger to cord to get caught on surrounding objects Lightweight, rotatable Hi-Viz™ neck reduces user fatigue and improves weld visibility Provides operator with 350 amp of welding capability Quik Tip™ contact tips are designed with threaded taper lock that […]
[…] the roll mark is readable when the tip end is at the top. In diffusers with the new internal stop, the roll mark is readable when the neck end is at the top. Centerfire Diffuser Quik Tip Diffuser To distinguish Quik Tip diffusers (shown above, right) with the new internal stop, users can check […]