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Welders |
Used
Welding Equipment |
Electrodes |
Entron
Welding Controls |
Dynaflux
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The
Kranitz Corporation
2850 Northwoods Road
Port Washington, WI 53074
262-242-4410
Fax: 262-242-4411
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Map
to our Location
Shipping Address
704 10th Ave
Grafton, WI 53024
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Special
Machines
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The Kranitz Corporation has
built
several special machines for their customers. Below, we show just a few
of them.
We have built several
A-Frame machines. These are multi-gun pass thru welders. The
machine shown had four transformers and 12 guns. They were fired
using a four cascade Entron control. The operator pushed the part through manually.
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In the same theme as the above machine, we have recently finished and shipped a robotic version of our A-frame machine.
The machine shown below had 16 guns, four transformers, and was fired using a cascade control.
With this machine, the operator pushes the jig into a holder which is automatically fed through the machine. While the machine welds, the operator loads a duplicate jig with the next parts. In this way, the production is greatly sped up. When the part is finished, the jig is slide into a elevator style loading station, and the next jig is slide into the automatic section of the machine.
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This is a
turn table
welder with a single weld gun. The table indexed automatically to eight
index stations. The consumable part of this machine was the upper weld
tip and the eight lower weld dies. |
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Shown here is a 12-gun multi-gun . The part is loaded, a ram comes down
from above and holds the
part, and then the guns come up from below in three sequences of four
guns
each. The sequencing was done using an Entron control. |
This
machine
is a simple 2-gun multigun. The guns can be adjusted along the x-axis
for
different parts. The control for this machine is not shown. |
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This machine is a 12 gun A-frame machine. Parts were loaded into a
welding
die, and then slid under
the gun pneumatically. All the guns came down and were fired using an
Entron
Cascade control. Each transformer fired two guns. At the end of the
cycle,
the welding die came back out automatically for reloading. |
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