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15.05.2026

Aluminium Welding Made Easy

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Push-pull robotic welding torch with reliable wire feed

Sponsored: In industrial aluminum welding, reliable production processes are essential. The MPP PRO MIG/MAG robotic welding torch from ABICOR BINZEL, featuring an integrated push-pull drive motor, is specifically designed to meet these requirements: consistent wire feed, low susceptibility to malfunctions and maximum process stability.

Especially when working with soft aluminium wires, controlled, low-friction wire feeding has a direct impact on system availability and part quality. For you, this means fewer downtimes, less rejects and better predictability.

The MPP PRO push-pull robotic torch solves typical bottlenecks in aluminium welding where they have a significant economic impact: in automotive manufacturing, commercial vehicle manufacturing and rail vehicle manufacturing. Applications involving steel that require long wire feed distances are also among the classic areas of application for the MPP PRO. Its reliable wire feed ensures stable, reproducible welds over long production cycles, even at high cycle rates and with frequent robot movements.

For those who have made aluminium an integral part of their mass production, the MPP PRO robotic torch represents a sustainable investment decision offering reliable performance. This push-pull torch features a robust system design that clearly prioritizes process reliability and production continuity. For details and further information, please click here: 

MIG/MAG Torch MMP PRO for Robot Welding

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MPP PRO push-pull robotic torch © Alexander Binzel Schweisstechnik GmbH & Co. KG

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