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News Release from: Orbimatic | Subject: Orbiweld 12
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 24 March 2004

Weld head accommodates short stub
fittings

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The Orbiweld 12 micro weld head has been designed and developed specifically for welding short-stubbed stainless-steel butt-weld fittings.

The Orbiweld 12 micro weld head has been designed and developed specifically for welding short-stubbed stainless-steel butt-weld fittings Two styles of clamping systems are available and are attached to the main body of the weld head by means of two quick-release thumbscrews

These two styles of clamping systems allow the Orbiweld 12 to be used for most applications for tube from 3 to 12.7mm outside diameter.

The Orbiweld 12 will even weld two fittings, with stubs a short as 6.35mm together using the tube clamp cartridge.

This is achieved as the tube clamp cartridge is only 12.7mm thick, allowing this very difficult joint configuration to be carried out easily.

If the weld head is to be used for welding a lot of tube to tube or tube to longer stubbed fitting then the universal clamp system can be used which has interchangeable collets sets to allow a full range of tubes diameters to be welded with one cartridge.

Despite being so thin, the Orbiweld 12 still incorporates the same high level of water cooling as the other weld heads in the Orbiweld range with cooling right to the tip of the head.

The Orbiweld 12 also has an integral control panel mounded in the side of the handle which eliminates the need for a separate remote control unit.

When used with an Orbimat C orbital welding power supply welders will be equipped with one of the most advanced tube welding systems available today.

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