EWM AG — Germany’s largest manufacturer of arc welding technology (www.ewm-group.com), represented in the UK by EWM Hightec Welding UK Ltd — is expanding its Titan XQ Puls series with a new compact multi-process MIG/MAG welding machine.

The Titan XQ C Puls — available as either a 350A or 400A unit — is suitable for general industrial welding and training, as well as working with large components, thanks to its 30m working range. This is made possible by the optional MiniDrive intermediate drive or the push/pull MT torch.

There are three control options available for the new Titan XQ C Puls — LP-XQ, HP-XQ and Expert XQ 2.0. The five ‘favourite’ push-buttons on the LP-XQ control are new: pressing these for more than a few seconds saves the currently set ‘operating point’ to the respective push-button.

The operating point can be later recalled by pushing the button again, thus saving valuable working time for repeated setting in the case of frequently repeated welding tasks.

As standard, these new machines also feature EWM welding processes developed for the Titan XQ Puls series. These include ForceArc XQ Puls, RootArc XQ Puls and WiredArc XQ Puls.

The new Titan XQ C Puls can also be used for welding work requiring flux-cored wire: the appropriate flux characteristics are integrated into the machines as standard — and the welding polarity can be adjusted without the use of tools.

Moreover, the machines are prepared for digital connectivity (Welding 4.0) and can communicate with ‘ewm Xnet’.

Factory-fitted options include a ‘wirereserve’ display and wire spool heater for pore-free aluminium welding.

Alongside the new Titan XQ C Puls, EWM is offering the Titan XQ Puls with a separate wire feeder, as well as the Titan XQR Puls for automated robotic welding.