MAX Position arc performance welding process
MAX Position eases position welding, helping to manage gravitational effects on a molten weld pool.
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Position welding made easy
Choose the material thickness and you're ready to weld. MAX Position doesn't require weaving or triangle technique during welding.
Control the weld pool
MAX Position's high and low welding power cycles ensure adequate penetration and cooling of the weld pool, resulting better control.
Visually impressive welds with less effort
MAX Position allows you to create high-quality and stunning welds easier, without special welding techniques.
Easier position welding
MAX Position welding process eases position welding and helps manage gravitational effects on a molten weld pool, improving control and confidence when working in a vertical up position.
MAX Position is excellent when filling and capping in steel, stainless steel, and aluminum applications in the PF welding position. It is easy to use and adjust; simply select the material thickness, and you're ready to weld. With MAX Position, the welding gun can be moved straight, and no weaving or triangle technique is needed. This results in high-quality and visually impressive welds.
MAX Position is optimized for vertical up fillet welds with 4-12 mm plate thicknesses, and it works in high and low welding power cycles. High power ensures enough penetration and low power cooling of the weld pool. As a result, the weld pool is easier to control in challenging welding positions.
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