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Tweco’s new Fusion Pro 450 water-cooled MIG gun offers an ergonomic handle, soft-grip areas and a ball-and-socket connection between the handle and cable to reduce strain and make it easier to manipulate the gun.

Tweco introduces Fusion Pro 450 water-cooled MIG gun

May 17, 2019
Tweco recently introduced the Fusion Pro 450, a water-cooled MIG gun for running wires from .035 inches to 1/16 inches in diameter.

Tweco, an ESAB brand, recently introduced the Fusion Pro 450, a water-cooled MIG gun designed for running wires from .035 inches to 1/16 inches in diameter in medium- to heavy-duty industrial fabrication, maintenance and repair applications.

Using mixed gas, the Fusion Pro 450 is rated at 450 amps at 100% duty cycle, and with CO2 shielding gas, it is rated at 500 amps at 100% duty cycle, the company said.

“The robust Fusion Pro 450 offers an ergonomic and well-balanced handle with rubber soft areas and a ball-and-socket connection with spring support between the handle and the cable to reduce strain and make it easier for the operator to manipulate the gun,” said Jeff Henderson, global business manager for torches at ESAB.

“Both features are new to the Tweco line. Coupled with its high heat dissipation capabilities, the Fusion Pro 450 enhances operator comfort in high arc-on time, high duty cycle applications, such as spray transfer, pulsed MIG and Flux-Cored welding with larger wires.”

The Fusion Pro 450 uses easy-to-service front-end consumables, similar to those found on the Tweco Supra 450 water-cooled MIG gun, but it also features an insulated torch neck and slip-on nozzle that makes the torch more comfortable to handle. Guns come with 10- or 15-foot cables and are available with standard Tweco back-end connections, Euro-style connections or connects for other leading wire feeder brands.

For higher amperage needs or running 3/32-inch diameter wires, Tweco offers its Standard 600-amp water-cooled MIG gun, which has a 100% duty cycle at 600 amps with CO2 shielding gas, the company said.

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