420 Manual MIG-MAG ERGOFLOW torches
Water-cooled
- Power 440 A (gas mixture)
- 500 A (CO₂)
- Duty cycle 100%
- Wire diameter 0,8 - 1,6mm
- Available in 45° et 50°
Chemical
Industry profile
Welding is an essential technique in the chemical industry, used to assemble critical equipment and infrastructure such as reactors, piping, and storage tanks.
This process creates strong and durable joints capable of withstanding the extreme conditions often encountered in chemical environments, such as high temperatures, elevated pressures, and corrosive substances. Common welding technologies used in this sector include arc welding, TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding, and MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding. These techniques provide high precision and excellent weld quality, which are crucial for ensuring the safety and reliability of chemical installations.
Challenges and characteristics
Welding in the chemical industry presents several unique challenges and requirements.
- Welds must meet strict quality and safety standards to prevent leaks and accidents.
- Welders must be certified, and welds are regularly inspected using non-destructive testing (NDT) methods to ensure their integrity.
- Welded equipment must be able to withstand extreme conditions, such as very high or low temperatures, high pressures, and corrosive environments.
This requires the use of specific materials and specialized welding techniques to ensure the durability and reliability of the welds.
The integration of advanced technologies, such as automated and robotic welding, enhances the precision and efficiency of welding operations. These innovations also help reduce risks for welders by minimizing their direct exposure to hazardous environments.
Welding generates waste and emissions that must be managed responsibly to minimize environmental impact. Companies in the chemical sector implement sustainable practices and use cleaner welding technologies to reduce their ecological footprint.
To meet these requirements, ENGMAR offers a range of manual fume extraction torches specifically designed to efficiently capture welding fumes at the source, even in the most demanding environments. For automated installations, ENGMAR also provides robotic extraction solutions, ensuring operator protection and compliance with environmental standards, while maintaining high levels of performance and safety on production lines.
These innovative solutions address the specific needs of the chemical industry, where risk management, weld quality, and operator health protection are top priorities.
Our products tailored to your business
400 MIG-MAG COBOFLOW torches
Water-cooled
- Power 340 A (gas mixture)
- 400 A (CO2)
- Duty cycle 100%
- Wire diameter 1,2 - 1,6mm
- Available in 30°
Embarked Hood on Dual-Robot Transfer Chassis
- Optimal suction performance for each robot
- Dedicated hood on each robot in transfer
- Anti-collision design during grouped operations
ENTA extraction table
- Extraction table for cutting with sacrificial plates without back wall
Extraction tables TABFLOW
CENFLOW central extraction units
- A single maintenance point
- Limited footprint
- Custom installation tailored to your needs
- Reduced operating cost thanks
- Eligible for the CEE grant
Remote ATMOFLOW extraction unit
- Remote ATMOFLOW allows installation of the filter box at the workstation and the turbine remotely
- 99,95% filtration on particles of 0.3 μm and more
- Connection of MIG/MAG or TIG extraction torches, laminar slit nozzles and cyclones
- Automatic cleaning
Reach out to us
Our teams support professionals in the chemical industry, where regulatory requirements for pollutants are particularly stringent. We design custom extraction systems that are both effective and resistant to aggressive environments. Our specialists analyze your needs to provide you with a comprehensive solution that fully complies with industry standards.
Schedule a meeting with us to discuss your fume extraction project!