Fronius iWave
for automated welding solutions

Fronius iWave
Intelligent automation for stable TIG processes
Stable process, consistent results. The iWave has been designed for automated applications in which the welding system itself makes constant adjustments. Parameters for heat input, ignition behavior, and arc guidance are automatically controlled within defined limits.
DynamicWire complements this approach in
cold-wire TIG welding by continuously adjusting the wire feed to the current
process conditions.
At the same time, the iWave is a
multiprocess platform that permits TIG, plasma, and MIG/MAG welding with just a
single, automated system.
System overview and design
Top quality for every weld and every materialthanks to new technologies. iWave offers more targeted heat input,significantly improved ignition, and therefore maximum control over the arc.
TIG processes & functions
CycleTIG
TIG welding made easier thanks to the CycleTIG function. Based on the principle of stitch welding, this function offers additional setting options and new parameter combinations for improved welding results.
DynamicWire
Active wire control for automated cold-wire TIG welding
Precise adjustment of the welding
parameters is the foundation of a stable TIG process. DynamicWire significantly
reduces the workload involved, as just one parameter has to be changed for all
others to be adjusted automatically based on material-specific
characteristics.
The key difference from conventional
cold-wire systems lies in their automatic self-regulation, whereby the wire
speed continuously adjusts to the current process conditions to ensure a stable
process.

How do I use TIG DynamicWire?
It’s quick and easy to add the TIG
DynamicWire Welding Package to automated iWave systems with a cold-wire feed
from 300i–500i by simply activating the software.
Your benefits::
- The right wire speed every time
- Gap bridging of up to 30%*
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Set just one parameter to start welding
* In relation to the material thickness

Multiprozess PRO
Multiprocess PRO—one welding machine for every process
Combining the iWave 300i, 400i, or 500i with the Multiprocess PRO hardware option makes TIG, plasma, and MIG/MAG processes available (including all high-tech TIG functions as well as all MIG/MAG process variants), leaving you ready for any welding challenge.
Thanks to the modular design, you can put together the exact functions you need by choosing compatible peripheral components, such as welding torches and wirefeeders, as well as custom welding packages. Choose from Standard, Pulse, PMC, LSC, CMT, PMC AC, and CMT AC. Additive manufacturing is also an option with the iWave.
One device gives you countless possibilities, with the option of retrofitting process variants at any time. You can also add the appropriate equipment to make an automated process change from TIG to MIG/MAG possible. This significantly reduces space requirements as well as transport and maintenance costs.

CMT AC
CMT AC is the ideal solution for keeping the heat input remarkably low during MIG/MAG welding with the same deposition rate. The positive and negative components can be precisely adjusted by reversing the wire movement and the polarity of the wire electrode. This results in excellent gap-bridging ability, very low welding fume emissions, outstanding weld seams, and optimally controlled conditions for demanding additive manufacturing processes.
Fronius Additive
Thanks to its revolutionary reversing wire
movement, the CMT process is extremely stable, making it perfect for additive
manufacturing. The layers are built up consistently, evenly, and spatter-free.
We developed the CMT Additive Pro
characteristics specifically for this application. With the iWave 300i–500i
series, the Multiprocess PRO option, and the CMT Welding Package, we offer the
ideal complete solution for additive manufacturing. The perfectly coordinated
equipment is compatible with all conventional robot systems thanks to its
dedicated interfaces.

Other topics
Choose from a variety of torch bodies in different lengths and angles for complex component geometries and hard-to-reach welding positions.
