Fronius presents ground-breaking charging technology for longer battery service life
New charging process gives the “coolest” battery charge
New charging process gives the “coolest” battery charge
The Fronius Accupocket is a fully rechargeable lithium-ion battery-driven Stick and TIG welding machine that can be recharged within 35min and used for applications where a generator might previously have been required or where you cannot get power to equipment.
A year on from when the Battery Charging Systems division of Fronius International launched the Ri charging process, the company has now unveiled another development in the form of complete charging systems.
Austrian battery charging system specialist, Fronius, has developed a generation of battery charging systems for traction batteries to address resource-efficiency and cost-effectiveness. In addition to a longer battery service life, a key feature of the new Ri charging process is its energy efficiency.
Fronius offer solar solutions that last. For decades of sunrises to come.
Fronius U.K. Ltd provides the UK welding market with solutions for MIG/MAG, TIG, electrode, laser, plasma and resistance spot welding and automation.
A new generation of its Selectiva
battery charging system from
Fronius is said to set new standards
in terms of energy efficiency and
battery service life. The three-phase
Selectiva Plus D (7 and 14kW)
chargers will be based on Active
Inverter Technology. New to the
range is the Ri charging process.
Steel and aluminium were long thought impossible to join together permanently by thermal means. Here Gerd Trommer explains how Fronius partnered with steelmaker Voestalpine to develop a sheet made of both steel and aluminium, joined by Froniuss thermal joining arc process, CMT (Cold Metal Transfer)
Harald Scherleitner has become the new head of the Perfect Welding Division at Fronius.
SCHWEISSEN & SCHNEIDEN 2017 in Düsseldorf (25th – 29th September) will be a chance for Fronius to highlight its focus on digitisation.
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