JY
JY-2000SP Abrasive Torch Cleaner
JY-2000SP uses abrasive cleaning as an alternative torch-service method to mechanical reaming. Its listed requirements are 24 V DC at up to 5 A and 6–10 bar dry oil-free air, with an approximate equipment mass of 65 kg.
- Control voltage
- 24 V DC, max. 5 A
- Air supply
- 6–10 bar, dry oil-free air
- Mass
- Approx. 65 kg
Nozzle care, wire cutting and robot access
Specify the approved cleaning media, torch purge, containment and waste removal. Abrasive suitability depends on the nozzle and consumables; it is not a universal replacement for every reamer. Include access for media replenishment and inspection in the maintenance layout.
A torch service station performs defined maintenance tasks between welds. Nozzle cleaning, wire cutting and anti-spatter application are separate functions, even when combined in one unit. Match the clamping surface and cleaning tool to the actual torch neck, nozzle and contact-tip arrangement. Set the desired wire stick-out independently of nozzle cleaning. A robot program must approach, align, trigger and leave the unit without loading the torch sideways. Cleaning frequency depends on the actual welding process and consumable condition; it should be established during process setup rather than assumed from a generic interval.
Application focus
- Torch maintenance
- Robotic welding
Specifications and selection notes
Control voltage
Match voltage, frequency, phase and any air requirements to the exact equipment package and the available workshop services.
Air supply
Match voltage, frequency, phase and any air requirements to the exact equipment package and the available workshop services.
Mass
Use equipment mass for support, transport and installation planning. It is separate from the allowable workpiece or tool load.
Choose the model and configuration
Each row describes the named variant. Use its values together; parameters from different rows are not a combined specification.
| Model / arrangement | Technical data |
|---|---|
| JY-2000SP |
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Define what you need supplied
Mechanical cleaning
Match reamer and clamp to the nozzle and consumables.
Cutting and spraying
Specify the required wire length, fluid and activation arrangement.
Abrasive service
Check approved media, purge, containment and replenishment access.
Match the equipment to your installation
Provide the specified air quality and pressure under flow, electrical control and a stable mounting location. Check the complete trigger/ready/fault sequence for the chosen variant, including units with alternative activation. Leave access for cutter changes, fluid or media replenishment and waste removal. Verify tool condition and a controlled restart before resuming the welding program.
| Selection factor | Information to specify |
|---|---|
| Torch dimensions | Nozzle, neck, contact tip, clamping surface and allowable cleaning access. |
| Required functions | Cleaning method, wire type/diameter, cutting length and spray or abrasive package. |
| Robot sequence | Approach and escape paths, activation method, completion signals and restart. |
| Workshop services | Air quality/pressure, voltage, waste collection and consumable-service access. |
From the part to the equipment package
- 01Identify torch and consumables
- 02Choose service functions
- 03Match cleaning tooling
- 04Program approach and signals
- 05Check cleaning and weld restart
Tooling, interfaces and service access
Product and ordering questions
01What are the applications of JY-2000SP Abrasive Torch Cleaner?+
JY-2000SP uses abrasive cleaning as an alternative torch-service method to mechanical reaming. Its listed requirements are 24 V DC at up to 5 A and 6–10 bar dry oil-free air, with an approximate equipment mass of 65 kg.
02Will one cleaner fit every welding torch?+
No. Nozzle diameter, neck geometry, contact-tip layout and robot access define the cleaning tool and clamp. Wire cutting and anti-spatter application have their own settings. Supply torch drawings or consumable part numbers so these functions can be matched without damaging the nozzle or interfering with the robot path.
03What should I consider when choosing JY-2000SP Abrasive Torch Cleaner?+
Specify the approved cleaning media, torch purge, containment and waste removal. Abrasive suitability depends on the nozzle and consumables; it is not a universal replacement for every reamer. Include access for media replenishment and inspection in the maintenance layout.
04What should the equipment package include?+
Identify the selected equipment and separate the following packages: mechanical cleaning, cutting and spraying, abrasive service. State which accessories, controls, installation, programming and commissioning are included. This makes equipment-only and integrated proposals comparable without assuming identical supply scope.
05How can I request a quotation for JY-2000SP Abrasive Torch Cleaner?+
Send the required model or arrangement, quantity and destination, plus nozzle, neck, contact tip, clamping surface and allowable cleaning access; cleaning method, wire type/diameter, cutting length and spray or abrasive package. Add photographs or drawings and identify existing equipment. TubeFrame can then discuss model sourcing, configuration and partner-supported integration as separately defined work packages.
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