A welding torch, in particular a handheld welding torch, for a melting welding wire, which is guided in a wire core arranged within a protective hose, fastens the protective hose and the welding core within a torch housing of the welding torch independently from one another. For minimizing stresses on the welding torch by the hose package, the protective hose is fastened rotatably and pivotably and the wire core is fastened rotatably to the torch housing.

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.

A double-track welding system is provided. A first track is detachably mounted on a first side of a weld seam of a workpiece, and a second track is detachably mounted on a second side of the weld seam of the workpiece. The first track and the second track are both mounted on a fixed support, and the fixed support can drive the first track and second track to move. At least one welding trolley is arranged on each of the first track and the second track. An image acquisition component is used for acquiring an image of a part to be welded; a weld seam scanning device is used for acquiring the weld seam morphology; and a control system is used for controlling, according to the image of the part to be welded, the fixed support to move.

A welding torch system includes a nozzle, a contact tip retainer assembly, and a diffuser assembly. The diffuser assembly couples to the neck of a welding torch. Additionally, the welding torch system includes a contact tip axially secured between the contact tip retainer assembly and the diffuser assembly. Further, the nozzle axially secures the contact tip retainer assembly and the contact tip to the diffuser assembly.

A hybrid welder includes a main body, a robot arm provided to be rotatable with respect to the main body, a spot welding gun provided to an end portion of the robot arm so as to carry out spot welding at a joining area of the subject being welded, an arc-welding torch provided to the end portion of the robot arm so as to carry out arc-welding at the joining area of the spot-welded subject being welding, and a fixing part for firmly fixing the main body. Since the present invention can carry out, differently from a conventional technique, two kinds of welding at one position without moving parts when carrying out the spot welding and the carbon dioxide arc-welding for two or more members, labor costs can be reduced and productivity can be maximized, and each welding facility can be individually separated, thereby facilitating maintenance.

A hybrid welder includes a main body, a robot arm provided to be rotatable with respect to the main body, a spot welding gun provided to an end portion of the robot arm so as to carry out spot welding at a joining area of the subject being welded, an arc-welding torch provided to the end portion of the robot arm so as to carry out arc-welding at the joining area of the spot-welded subject being welding, and a fixing part for firmly fixing the main body. Since the present invention can carry out, differently from a conventional technique, two kinds of welding at one position without moving parts when carrying out the spot welding and the carbon dioxide arc-welding for two or more members, labor costs can be reduced and productivity can be maximized, and each welding facility can be individually separated, thereby facilitating maintenance.

This invention relates to welding processes employing a TIG torch with a non-consumable electrode and a consumable filler rod with the end of the rod being progressively melted by an electric arc generated between the electrode end and the work piece to be welded transferring molten metal from the rod to the melt metal of the work piece (weld puddle) to form a weld joint. Providing a non-consumable arc isolation sleeve guard around the electrode allowing a pre-determined portion of the electrode to be exposed limiting arc variation and wandering.

An ergonomic welding arm (1) includes a plurality of arm links (14, 20, 24) coupled by a plurality of joints (12, 18, 22). Each of the plurality of joints (12, 18, 22) is configured to allow the plurality of arm links (14, 20, 24) to be rotated about an axis with respect to a directly adjacent arm link (14, 20, 24). A first end of the welding arm (1) is configured to engage a support (4) for supporting the welding arm (1). A second end of the welding arm (1) is configured to engage a welding torch (10).

The present invention relates to a welding torch including a mounting jig for mounting a wire-aiming guide which feeds a welding wire toward a molten pool of a work piece, wherein the mounting jig has a male screw that can be screwed into a female screw provided in a torch body, and is detachably mounted to the torch body; and a mounting jig. The present invention provides the welding torch with which a wire-aiming guide can be stably mounted and which can mount a highly versatile wire-aiming guide; and the mounting jig.

The present invention relates to a welding torch including a mounting jig for mounting a wire-aiming guide which feeds a welding wire toward a molten pool of a work piece, wherein the mounting jig has a male screw that can be screwed into a female screw provided in a torch body, and is detachably mounted to the torch body; and a mounting jig. The present invention provides the welding torch with which a wire-aiming guide can be stably mounted and which can mount a highly versatile wire-aiming guide; and the mounting jig.