Dura-Flux Flux-Cored Gun Eases Maintenance

March 15, 2012

Bernard has introduced its new Dura-Flux Gun with a replaceable power cable liner.

This self-shielded flux-cored arc welding (FCAW-S) gun allows quick and easy power cable maintenance, and provides operators with 350 amps of welding capability at 60 percent duty cycle.

The new Dura-Flux Gun (Photo: Bernard)
The new Dura-Flux Gun (Photo: Bernard)


The Dura-Flux Gun with replaceable liner features an advanced handle design, which helps reduce downtime associated with operator fatigue, and  is available with an optional dual schedule switch.  The dual schedule switch allows for easy wire feed speed adjustment while welding and is integrated into the handle to protect it from weld spatter. The gun’s trigger is sealed to protect from outside contaminants and has been designed for simple replacement should it become damaged. The trigger also absorbs less heat than a traditional metal trigger to increase arc-on time, lower heat input and extend component life. 


Additional features Bernard has incorporated into the Dura-Flux Gun include a lightweight, rotatable Hi-Viz™ neck to improve weld puddle visibility and internal trigger leads to prevent the trigger cord from becoming tangled on surrounding equipment. The gun also features the exclusive Quik Tip™ Series consumables. The Quik Tip Series consumables are designed with a threaded taper lock, which increases contact tip life by providing excellent heat transfer and electrical conductivity, and they can be installed or changed over with a simple twist after a burnback.


The Dura-Flux Gun can be configured with a variety of cable length and neck options.  It is also adaptable for use with multiple styles of wire feeders from major manufacturers.
 

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