It is a control device for shielding gas used in MIG/MAG welding. It reduces shielding gas by up to 60%!
This is the electric shield gas automatic control device "ECO-GAS." Would you like to reduce the usage of shield gas, which accounts for a significant portion of indirect material costs at welding sites? Currently, you can try out a test unit for free for one week! 【Product Features】 - Automatic suppression of excess gas - Automatic optimization of shield gas flow rate in accordance with welding current values - Visualization of real-time shield gas flow rate and cumulative usage - Timely notification of abnormalities through gas shortage and gas leak alarms For more details, please feel free to contact our Environmental Business Department. Phone number: 03-5295-0930 (main line) Dedicated email address: Gr_HTJ_pr_HP_Equipment@hondatrading.net Related link: https://www.hondatrading.com/business/equipment_dies_molds/
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Gas types supported: Carbon dioxide, Argon, Mixed gas Weight & Size: 800g; L190 x W96 x H57 (mm) Power supply: Dedicated adapter 100~240V Primary side gas pressure: 0.2~0.35MPa or 0.35~0.6MPa
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Automotive industry, heavy machinery and construction equipment industry, agricultural machinery industry, furniture industry, healthcare and medical equipment industry.
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Our company engages in a wide range of businesses, from the supply of raw materials and equipment to recycling, and also leverages the manufacturing operations and evaluation technology services within the group to provide service solutions that go beyond the scope of a trading company. As a member of the Honda Group, we will provide world-class high-quality services and products cultivated within the group, realizing customer satisfaction.
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