Edward Lowton
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Fronius UK Ltd
Fronius creates new technologies and solutions for monitoring and controlling energy. For battery charging systems, welding technology and solar electronics.
For over 60 years the name Fronius has stood for intensive research and the constant search for new, innovative solutions. The efficiency of every product has repeatedly been awarded both national and international prizes. Fronius UK Ltd is a subsidiary of Austrian company Fronius International GmbH.
Fronius U.K. Ltd provides the UK welding market with solutions for MIG/MAG, TIG, electrode, laser, plasma and resistance spot welding and automation. |
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Spar business group switches to energy-efficient battery charging systems Sustainability in practice |
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Fronius UK Ltd run a number of training courses based at the training center located at their Head Office in Milton Keynes. |
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Economical 3D Printing for Metal: Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) is arousing a great deal of interest in several industries Arc-based manufacturing by building up layers allows for a high degree of flexibility in component geometry. For prototypes and small-batch production runs in particular, WAAM is a more cost-effective solution than other additive processes for metal. The key factor in determining the quality of components produced is the welding process. Cold Metal Transfer from Fronius effectively fulfills all the conditions for wire arc additive manufacturing. |
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Perfect Duet Makes for Increased Efficiency Fronius now offers its tandem welding process on the TPS/i welding platform. The TPS/i TWIN Push high performance welding system is not only more compact, easier to use, and network-capable, it also integrates enhancements to the welding process. For users this means higher deposition rates, higher welding speeds and increased efficiency in production due to the reduced need for pre-fabrication and rework. |
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Long Duty Cycle and High Level of Productivity The Fronius TPS 600i is a high performance welding system that doesn’t fail to impress—predominantly thanks to its long duty cycle. |
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How Process Control Variants are revolutionizing the Welding of Exhaust Components Even though electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular in the automotive industry, analysts predict that by 2025, more than two thirds of all vehicles sold will still be powered exclusively by combustion engines. Reason enough to consider how best to weld them. |
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Reducing the Risk when Welding - Fume Extraction Options offered by Fronius With the number of workers affected by lung diseases linked to past exposures at work absolutely horrifying, it’s time to put health at the top of the agenda. The UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has also announced some important information on raising the enforced control measures for welding operations in the UK. |
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Fronius to host fifth Open House in May Fronius UK will be opening the doors to its Technology Centre in Milton Keynes to unveil the latest cutting-edge welding technology as it hosts its fifth Open House on 18th and 19th May. |
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- A weld cladding solution for finned walls
- Technology designed for manual steel welding
- Supermarket chain chooses charging technology
- Hot ovens and cool batteries
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- Date set for 'Open House'