Electrode Tip Magazines

Our Revolver Magazines, the depots for new electrodes, are extremely popular with our customers worldwide due to their easy and safe handling. The principle is based on that of a revolver. The magazine is filled and wound by hand. Due to the tension created by the spring, after a tip is removed, the next tip immediately slides into the removal position.

With our newly developed Revolver Magazines XR, we have perfected the design of the magazines The larger contact surface prevents the electrode from being tilted in the magazine. The new overall O-ring also holds the electrodes securely in place. Thanks to the Poka-Yoke T-slot and a nut, incorrect attachment of the magazines to the tip changer is impossible and the push handle lock ensures reliable locking. The magazines for the upper and lower electrodes can be easily distinguished by clear color marking. Our very personal highlight: One more electrode can now be loaded into the magazine.

Of course, our Revolver Magazines MG are still available for existing systems.

With our Bar Magazines STC, we were able to design our already very compact changing units even narrower. This means that there are even fewer disruptive contours in the cell. Changing the magazine is done using two small quick-release fasteners on the magazine. In order to ensure perfect sliding of the electrode, even with flat tips, a kind of slide rail is incorporated into the support surface.