How strong is the heat generation when welding with Lampert welding equipment?
The heat generated during welding is very low. Especially on heat-sensitive areas such as gemstones, it is recommended to work with the shortest possible pulse time (our PUK already have […]
Can different metals or alloys be welded together?
Yes – Even metals with very different properties can be welded, e.g. gold with titanium. However, if the physical differences are too great, as is the case with titanium and […]
Can you weld aluminum?
Yes, you can weld aluminum. A special aluminum mode is stored in the current Micro Arc Welder. With this mode, aluminum alloys suitable for welding can be welded particularly well […]
Can brass be welded?
In the current model a brass mode is stored, with this brass alloys with low zinc content can be welded well.
Which metals can be welded?
Basically, all precious metals and precious metal alloys of gold, silver, platinum and palladium can be welded. In addition, all metals can be welded that are also weldable by laser […]
Wie erlerne ich das PUK- oder MAW-SchweiĂźen?
The technique of welding with Lampert welding equipment is easy to learn. Nevertheless, you should take a few hours to familiarize yourself with the device. The PUK, which is included […]
What does it matter what angle the electrode has to the workpiece?
The angle plays an extraordinarily significant role. The highest penetration depth is achieved at a 90° angle to the workpiece. When the electrode is placed at an angle, the metal […]
Are there any maintenance or servicing costs?
Maintenance is not necessary! In normal operation, only minor costs are incurred for shielding gas and due to wear of the electrode.
Microscope functionality
The microscope is equipped with an electronically controlled, DIN-certified eye protection filter. This ensures triple protection of the eyes: permanent protection against glare from UV and IR light and electronically […]
What does “welding” mean?
Workpieces are selectively melted and thus joined together. Ideally, filler metal always has the same melting temperature as the workpiece itself (in brazing, a brazing alloy is always used which […]