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Automatic Welding Wire Feeder
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TS1-5 WIRE FEEDER
Can perfectly adapt to the welding auxiliary wire feeding of our company's laser machine platform Addressing customers' one-stop shopping needs.
The Herolaser Automatic Wire Feeder is engineered for precision, durability, and ease of use in heavy-duty industrial welding. It’s ideal for both general and structural fabrication, offering a customizable design to fit various project requirements.
Designed to precisely feed welding wire to the welding point, the wire feeder works in tandem with Herolaser’s welding machines to provide accurate control over the welding process. This synergy enables welders to consistently produce high-quality welds with optimal efficiency.
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Specification |
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Power Supply Voltage | 24V DC |
Maximum Power Consumption | 60W |
Operating Temperature | -10°C to 50°C |
Feed Wire Speed | 5–600 cm/min |
Feeding Modes | Manual / Automatic |
Net Weight | 3.6 kg |
Wire Spool Size | 1–5 kg standard (up to 10 kg optional) |
Compatible Wire Materials | Carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum (solid wire) |
Automate with AI Laser App
Smart Control
The wire feeder seamlessly integrates with the AI Laser App, allowing for one-click wire feeding and wire rewinding. This intelligent control simplifies operation and increases productivity on the job.

Easy to Install
Start by placing the wire feeder near the laser welder on a stable surface, ensuring it’s positioned for easy connection. Load the wire spool onto the holder, making sure it spins freely, then feed the wire into the inlet guide tube. Open the tension arm, guide the wire through the rollers, and close it with enough pressure to hold the wire without flattening it.
Next, connect the control cable from the feeder to the laser welder and attach the wire conduit securely to the welding torch. Power on the machine and use the control panel or AILASER app to move the wire forward until it reaches the torch tip. Finally, check for smooth feeding, secure all connections, and you’re ready to weld.