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Product Feature - Gullco Kat®

10/14/2022

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THE GULLCO KAT® WELDING AND CUTTING CARRIAGE

THE MOST DURABLE, DYNAMIC, AND VERSATILE CARRIAGE IN THE INDUSTRY

Earlbeck Gases provides Welding & Cutting Automation products to help manufacturers reduce rework and improve productivity. We have partnered with Gullco to provide welding and cutting carriages due to their light weight design, simple set up, and quality manufacturing. 
The Gullco KAT® is used throughout the world to automate a wide variety of welding and cutting operations. The KAT® is small and light yet robust with many features which include:
  • Tool-less Setup, Adjustment & Operation
  • Self-aligning Wheels (Easy Installation)
  • Dynamic Dovetail Racking for versatile torch positioning
  • Quick clutch mechanism
  • OSHA Safety Orange
  • Ingress Protection (Sealed Unit) including Conformal Coated Circuit Boards
  • Energy Efficient
  • Universal Compatibility to all welding power sources and wire feeders
  • Torch holder memory for fast torch removal and accurate repositioning after cleaning
  • Compatible with all existing rigid track and the new semi rigid track sections
Welding guns or cutting torches mounted on the KAT® carriage move along track at precisely controlled speeds along the desired path in forward or reverse direction. Gullco's Rigid KAT® carriage enables welding guns or cutting torches to operate with precise motion from start to finish regardless of the number of passes or the work pieces involved. By adopting this automation great improvements to the quality, efficiency and repeatability of the process are achieved. Poor or awkward accessibility, operator fatigue, or inconsistent workmanship are eliminated.
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The Gullco Standard Platform (GSP) range of controls have switching for forward / neutral / reverse, run / stop, Manual / Auto & program variable increment/decrement (where applicable) and a rotary encoder for speed control. This micro-processor based, 24 volt DC motor control can be supplied to provide a variety of “optional” functions such as indexing, weld oscillation and auto-weld. The selected “option’ function and carriage travel speed/ direction are directed by a single GSP control. This ensures high levels of accuracy, quality and reliability.

AUTOMATED WELDING SYSTEM KAT® 300 SERIES CARRIAGE

These carriages are the most durable, dynamic, and versatile machines available in the industry. While they are robust and feature-rich, they have been engineered to be smaller and lighter than previous models.  A single carriage can perform a multitude of processes.​
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GK-L-300 KAT® Rugged Light Weight Carriage
Linear Welding Oscillation Combination


Carriage Speed 1 - 32.7 IPM (2.5 - 83.1 cm/min)
Heavy duty quick action self-aligning wheels
combined with two track mounting paddled locks.
Accurate Carriage speed control by conformal coated ingress protected 24 volt Gullco microprocessor.
Maximum load capacity 56 lb (25.4 kg) regardless
of weld position. With forward/stop/reverse switch, high speed return, infinitely variable multi-turn speed potentiometer and LED display. Oscillator control provides Auto Arc Start , independent dwell at each end and center of the 1.5” stroke, infinitely variable 0 to 5 seconds; oscillation speed potentiometer, speed range 8 to 188 cycles per minute (16 to 376 passes per minute). Weld oscillator head mounted on infinitely variable dovetailed tool-less racking system.

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GK-R-300 KAT® Rugged Light Weight Carriage
Radial Welding Oscillation Combination


Carriage Speed 1 - 32.7 IPM (2.5 - 83.1 cm/min)
Heavy duty quick action self-aligning wheels
combined with two track mounting paddled locks.
Accurate Carriage speed control by conformal coated
ingress protected 24 volt Gullco microprocessor.
Maximum load capacity 56 lb (25.4 kg) regardless
of weld position. With forward/stop/reverse switch,
high speed return, infinitely variable multi-turn speed
potentiometer and LED display. Oscillator control
provides Auto Arc Start , independent dwell at each
end and center of the 0.8 - 45 ̊ oscillation width
stroke, infinitely variable 0 to 5 seconds; oscillation
speed potentiometer, speed range 1 ̊ - 45 ̊ per
second. Weld oscillator head mounted on infinitely
variable dovetailed tool-less racking system.


​​Specifications:​

Weight: 17 lb (7.7 kg)
Speed Range: 2.5 - 83.1 cm/min ( 1 - 32.7 IPM)
​Racking Weight: 9 lb (4 kg)
Power Requirements: 42 VAC, 115 VAC, 230 VAC Models available.
Vertical Capacity: 56 lb (25.4 kg)
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All welding courses offered in Pennsylvania are Johnson College Continuing Education programs delivered at Earlbeck’s York, PA facility under Johnson College’s licensure and academic oversight. Johnson College manages registration, tuition, refunds, and student records for Pennsylvania programs.


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In Maryland, welding classes are offered to the public through Earlbeck’s instructional partnerships with Anne Arundel Community College (AACC) and Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC). These programs are administered through the respective colleges, which oversee enrollment, academic standards, and student records.

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      • THEO Laser Welding >
        • Request Your Demo
      • Fronius Welding Products
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      • CN-Seamless Portable CNC >
        • Request Your Demo
      • APT MOD-WELD Cobots >
        • Request Your Demo
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      • Fundamentals of Welding
      • Blueprint
      • Intermediate Welding >
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        • Intermediate TIG
        • Intermediate MIG
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        • Advanced Stick
        • Advanced TIG
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      • Custom Classes & Open Practice Time
    • Pricing and Class Schedule
    • Financial Aid & Scholarships
    • How to Register
    • Tour Our Facility
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    • Job Placement & Careers >
      • Job Opportunities
      • What is the Job Outlook for Welders?
      • What Are My Potential Career Options?
      • How Much Money does a Welder Make?
    • Frequently Asked Questions >
      • Why Earlbeck Technical Center
      • How long does it take to complete the program?
      • What should I bring for my first day of class?
      • Where can I find information about weather related closures or delays?
  • Weld Testing
    • Welder Certification
    • Schedule Your Test
    • 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?
      • 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
    • Scranton PA Welding School
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