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Fronius TransTig 170 TIG/Stick Package

SKU: 49,0400,0012
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TIG/Stick Welding Machine


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When developing the TransTig 170/210, Fronius' focus was entirely on the benefit for our customers. What is needed is absolutely clear: a perfect, stable arc. The higher operating frequency of the inverter technology makes this stability possible – due to precise control. Other benefits of this optimized process technology are maximum efficiency in the duty cycle, the output power and the mains voltage supply. Last but not least, this increased efficiency also makes welding more enjoyable!

EFFICIENT TIG WELDING W/ RESONANT INVERTER TECHNOLOGY
  • Weld for four minutes without a break at 170 Amps (40% Duty Cycle). On average, weld for one minute longer than the competition.
  • ​The inverter technology can compensate for the voltage fluctuation or an input voltage that is too low, so that the maximum output power is always supplied. A huge advantage, especially in poor power grids.
  • The high bandwidth of the power supply makes the TransTIG 170 compatible with almost any grid - from every part of the world. A real multivoltage welder!
ROBUST PLASTIC HOUSING & FUNCTION CARRIER
  • The function carriers the central element in the design of power sources. It keeps all of the components in place. Like the housing, it is made of durable plastic and has been tested for mechanical loads that far exceed the standard. The carrier provides for the ultimate in durability while at the same time maintaining a low weight
    *This power source has an IP23 rating against rain, dirt and debris.
TIG FEATURES
  • High Frequency Ignition- Should part access limitations necessities the use of welding torches without a torch trigger, Touch HF ignition is required. The machine detects contact with the workpiece and - after a defined period of time has elapsed - ignites the arc exactly at the desired point.
  • Gas Test Function/Gas Purging- Adjust and check the optimum gas flow without igniting the arc or purging the torch hose-pack following extended downtimes.
  • PTD - Pulse/TAC Display Function Curve- This function can be used to add two additional welding parameters - "Pulse" and "TAC" - to the function curve on the control panel.
STICK FEATURES
  • Electrode Pulse Welding- Electrode pulse mode enables better weld properties in out-of-position welding and increased gap-bridging ability. It is ideally suited to welding vertical-up seams.
  • Anti-Stick- If a short circuit occurs (electrode sticking during electrode welding), the power source is switched off immediately. This prevents electrode burn-out and/or serious weld seam faults.
  • Arc-Force Dynamic- If basic electrodes are welded with coarse droplet material transfer at a low current (underloaded), there is a risk of sticking. To rule this out, more current is supplied for split seconds just before sticking. The electrode burns freely, preventing sticking.
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whats included?
  • 170A TIG DC Welding Power Source (TransTig 170 Unit) (4,075,216,631)
  • 180A Aircooled TIG Hosepack, with up/down controls, 26’
  • 220A Aircooled TIG Torch body (44,0350,5461)
  • Ground Cable & Ground Clamp, 13’, (43,0004,0161)
  • Electrode cable & Electrode Holder, 13’ (43,0004,0478)
  • Tool Case 85 (Rolling protective case) (42,0510,0235)
  • 120v Power Cable NEMA 5-20 (43,0004,5668)
  • 120v Power Cable NEMA 5-15 (43,0004,5666)
  • 220/230v Power Cable NEMA L6-20 (43,0004,5801)
  • Gas adaptor (42,0001,3541)
  • Gas regulator R-33-FM-580 (42,0440,0002)
  • TIG Consumables Kit (44,0350,1675)

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  • Welder Training
    • Program Overview >
      • Fundamentals of Welding
      • Intermediate Welding >
        • Intermediate Stick
        • Intermediate TIG
        • Intermediate MIG >
          • Intermediate GMAW - Aluminum
          • Intermediate FCAW Self Shielded
          • Intermediate GMAW - Stainless Steel
      • Advanced Welding >
        • Advanced Stick
        • Advanced TIG
        • Advanced MIG
      • Welding Basics
      • Custom Classes & Open Practice Time
    • Pricing and Class Schedule
    • How to Register
    • Tour Our Facility
    • Why Earlbeck Technical Center
    • On Site Training
    • Frequently Asked Questions >
      • Are student loans, financial aid, or scholarships available?
      • How long does it take to complete the program?
      • Do you offer job placement?
      • How Much Money does a Welder Make?
      • What is the Job Outlook for Welders?
      • What should I bring for my first day of class?
  • Weld Testing
    • Welder Certification
    • Send In Weld Testing
    • AWS D1.1 Send in Test Kits
    • Frequently Asked Questions >
      • How much does a welding certification cost?
      • How do I become qualified for bridge work?
      • Does a Welding Certification Expire?
      • What is an ATF Test?
      • What Welding Certification Do I Need?
      • Why Should I Become a Certified Welder?
  • Welding 101 Blog
  • Locations & Contacts
    • Baltimore, MD
    • Beltsville, MD
    • York, PA
    • Scranton, PA
    • Southern MD Welding School
    • Scranton PA Welding School
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