Patent classifications
B23K9/28
ELECTRODE HOLDER FOR EASY WEAVING MOTION
The present invention provides a welding rod holder for easy weaving motion, comprising: a main body part including a case, and a driving handle driving a driving part while being installed in the case; the driving part installed in the main body part, including a driving motor, a small bevel gear rotating while being connected to a driving shaft of the driving motor, and a large bevel gear rotating at a reduced speed while being connected to the small bevel gear in a perpendicular direction; a weaving part formed to be connected to the driving part including a weaving frame where an installation space is formed inside, a slider fixated by being connected to one plane of the weaving frame, a protrusion and a groove formed in turn on both sides and an upper protruding bar and a lower protruding bar separated from each other formed to protrude in the installation space and moved up and down by adhering to a rotating sphere, and the rotating sphere eccentrically connected to a close point close to a center of the large bevel gear through an axis rotating in a state of adhering to the upper and lower protruding bar; and an operation part including a center rod installed in the case in a forward and backward direction and connected to a cable and installed with a welding rod, a pair of circular plates formed on the center rod located in the case while being separated from each other, and a saw-toothed wheel formed on each circular plate making the center rod rotate from side to side by being geared with the slider.
ELECTRODE HOLDER FOR EASY WEAVING MOTION
The present invention provides a welding rod holder for easy weaving motion, comprising: a main body part including a case, and a driving handle driving a driving part while being installed in the case; the driving part installed in the main body part, including a driving motor, a small bevel gear rotating while being connected to a driving shaft of the driving motor, and a large bevel gear rotating at a reduced speed while being connected to the small bevel gear in a perpendicular direction; a weaving part formed to be connected to the driving part including a weaving frame where an installation space is formed inside, a slider fixated by being connected to one plane of the weaving frame, a protrusion and a groove formed in turn on both sides and an upper protruding bar and a lower protruding bar separated from each other formed to protrude in the installation space and moved up and down by adhering to a rotating sphere, and the rotating sphere eccentrically connected to a close point close to a center of the large bevel gear through an axis rotating in a state of adhering to the upper and lower protruding bar; and an operation part including a center rod installed in the case in a forward and backward direction and connected to a cable and installed with a welding rod, a pair of circular plates formed on the center rod located in the case while being separated from each other, and a saw-toothed wheel formed on each circular plate making the center rod rotate from side to side by being geared with the slider.
Cartridge for a liquid-cooled plasma arc torch
A consumable cartridge frame for a liquid-cooled plasma arc torch is provided. The consumable cartridge frame includes an insulator body configured to be disposed between a torch head and a cartridge tip. The consumable cartridge also includes a first cooling channel, disposed in the body, configured to conduct a first fluid flow received from the torch head to contact a component of the cartridge tip connected to the cartridge frame. The consumable cartridge further includes a first return channel, disposed in the body, configured to conduct at least a portion of the first fluid flow from the component to the torch head. The first cooling channel and the first return channel are non-concentric in relation to a central longitudinal axis of the body.
Welding torch assembly
A welding torch assembly includes a mounting plate. A welding torch is mounted to the mounting plate. The welding torch includes an adjustment track fixed to the mounting plate, an adjustment body slidable relative to the adjustment track, a torch body, an electrode holder having a longitudinal axis. An electrode includes an elongated body defining a longitudinal axis. A seating end portion includes a first truncated cone. A working end portion includes a second truncated cone. The elongated body is located between the seating portion and the working portion. A retaining nut secures the electrode in the electrode holder. The electrode retaining nut contacts the angled surface of the seating end portion. A shield gas cup is secured to the torch body that forms a welding arc to melt filler wire.
Welding torch assembly
A welding torch assembly includes a mounting plate. A welding torch is mounted to the mounting plate. The welding torch includes an adjustment track fixed to the mounting plate, an adjustment body slidable relative to the adjustment track, a torch body, an electrode holder having a longitudinal axis. An electrode includes an elongated body defining a longitudinal axis. A seating end portion includes a first truncated cone. A working end portion includes a second truncated cone. The elongated body is located between the seating portion and the working portion. A retaining nut secures the electrode in the electrode holder. The electrode retaining nut contacts the angled surface of the seating end portion. A shield gas cup is secured to the torch body that forms a welding arc to melt filler wire.
WIRE ARC HYBRID MANUFACTURING
A processing head assembly is disclosed. In some examples, the processing head assembly comprises a fabrication energy source; a wire feedstock surrounded by a shield and one or more filler feedstocks surrounded by one or more nozzles. In some examples, the fabrication energy source includes the wire feedstock surrounded by the shield. A method of depositing material on a substrate using a processing head assembly for use with a fabrication energy source; a wire feedstock surrounded by a shield and one or more filler feedstocks surrounded by one or more nozzles is disclosed. In some examples, the method comprises projecting a fabrication energy beam from the fabrication energy source onto the substrate at a spot, projecting the wire feedstock surrounded by the shield onto the substrate at the spot and projecting the one or more filler feedstocks surrounded by the one or more nozzles onto the substrate close to the spot.
Welding electrode holder
A welding electrode holder is provided. The welding electrode holder comprises a handle and electrode clamps extending nearly perpendicularly from the handle, thereby providing easy loading and unloading of electrodes, coupled with secure holding of the electrode during operation.
Torch for electric arc welding system
A torch for connection to an electric arc welding system having a wire feeder, a power source and a weld process controller for the power source. The torch being connected to the front end of a welding gun, which gun has a rear end with a first unique component of a connector. The welding system has a second component of the connector matching the first component. The gun has a communication channel extending from the torch to the first component for transmitting data to the welding system through the connector. The torch has a memory with an identification code outputted on the communication channel to the first component and the system has a decoder circuit connected to the second component and responsive to a selected identification code.
Torch for electric arc welding system
A torch for connection to an electric arc welding system having a wire feeder, a power source and a weld process controller for the power source. The torch being connected to the front end of a welding gun, which gun has a rear end with a first unique component of a connector. The welding system has a second component of the connector matching the first component. The gun has a communication channel extending from the torch to the first component for transmitting data to the welding system through the connector. The torch has a memory with an identification code outputted on the communication channel to the first component and the system has a decoder circuit connected to the second component and responsive to a selected identification code.
SPOT WELDING ELECTRODE HOUSING APPARATUS
In the present disclosure, a housing (4) has a housing passageway (R1) housing a plurality of electrodes (10) linearly therewithin. An electrode withdrawal opening (R2) communicating with the housing passageway (R1) is formed on one end of the housing (4). A pressing unit (5) presses toward one end of the housing passageway (R1) the plurality of electrodes (10) arranged side by side and housed in the housing passageway (R1). A lever member (6) is swung to switch between a state where withdrawal of the electrode (10) from the electrode withdrawal opening (R2) is restrained and a state where the electrode withdrawal opening (R2) is exposed. A regulating coil spring (7) urges and swings the lever member (6) to one side.