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Bormann Pro BIW1150 Welding Machine MAG / MIG / TIG / MMA with Maximum Welding Current 150A and Duty Cycle 60%
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Bormann Pro BIW1150 Welding Machine MAG / MIG / TIG / MMA with Maximum Welding Current 150A and Duty Cycle 60%

Key features:

  • Welding current: 20-150A
  • Voltage: 230V/50Hz
  • Duty cycle: 60%
  • Digital display
  • Wire diameter: 0.8-0.9mm
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  • Welding Current

    150

    Suitable for use in medium-thickness metal constructions and pipelines.

  • Duty Cycle

    The Duty Cycle is the portion of a ten-minute period that a welding machine can operate continuously at maximum Amperes before it needs to stop and cool down.

    2.

    For example, a welding machine with a maximum Amperage of 200 A and a Duty Cycle of 30% can operate continuously at 200 A for 3 minutes before it needs to stop.

  • Power Supply Voltage

    230

    It is the supply voltage that the machine requires from the electrical grid.

  • Power

    4

    Affects the power consumption of the machine and determines if it can be supported by the electrical network you are using.
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Description

Description

• Voltage: 230V/50Hz

• Rated input capacity: 4KVA

• Digital display

• Includes wire clamp, electrode & grounding

Capabilities

MMA / MIG / TIG / MAG welding from the manufacturer Bormann. The MMA electrode method creates thick and strong welds without needing an external gas supply, making it ideal for welding outside the workshop. The MIG method requires the wire to have a special coating (flux) or needs to be connected to an external gas cylinder (e.g., argon, CO2). The MAG method creates welds with a gas supply, making it ideal for indoor welding. The TIG method is suitable for slow welding on aluminum and stainless steel that requires detailed work and does not create splashes. It can operate continuously for 6 minutes at 150A before needing to stop to cool down. Therefore, you may need more time to melt thicker wires and make more passes on thick welds due to the low maximum amperage it supports.

Includes

Contains wire, electrode & grounding clamp.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
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Specifications

Specifications

Dimensions

Type
MAG, MIG, TIG, MMA

Type

MIG

The easiest welding method even for a beginner. 2. If the wire to be used does not have a special coating (flux), it should be connected to an external gas cylinder (e.g. argon, CO2).

TIG

Slow welding for detailed work on aluminum and stainless steel, mainly. Requires experience and connection to an external gas cylinder. Does not create "spatters".

MMA

Creates thick and strong bonds without the need for external gas supply, making it ideal for out-of-lab welding.
Welding Current (max)
150 A

Welding Current (max): 150


Suitable for use in medium-thickness metal constructions and pipelines.
Operation Cycle (max Ampere)
60 %

Operation Cycle (max Ampere)

The Duty Cycle is the portion of a ten-minute period that a welding machine can operate continuously at maximum Amperes before it needs to stop and cool down.

2.

For example, a welding machine with a maximum Amperage of 200 A and a Duty Cycle of 30% can operate continuously at 200 A for 3 minutes before it needs to stop.
Supply Voltage
230 V

Supply Voltage: 230


It is the supply voltage that the machine requires from the electrical grid.
Power
4 kVA

Power: 4


Affects the power consumption of the machine and determines if it can be supported by the electrical network you are using.
Maximum Electrode Diameter
9 mm

Maximum Electrode Diameter: 9


The maximum electrode thickness that the machine can support, depending on the maximum current it can provide.
Maximum Wire Diameter
0.9 mm

Maximum Wire Diameter: 0.9


The maximum wire thickness that the machine's wire feed can support, depending on the current intensity it can provide.
Weight
6800 gr

Additional Features

Inverter
No
IGBT
No
VRD
No
with Voltage Stabilizer
No
for Generator with AVR
No

Features

Hot Start
No
Anti Stick
No
Arc Force
No
2T Operation
No
4T Mode
No
Spot Function
No
Pulsed
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (5)

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  • Construction quality
  • Weight
  • Volume
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  • Value for money
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  • geoanto555
    5
    geoanto555

    Verified purchase

    It takes training to learn how to weld with this particular one. There is a fine adjustment inside the machine, so you find the golden mean after some practice. It doesn't come with any wire inside, so buy some from the start. I tried the Bormann Pro, it seems to work perfectly. Of course, you see a lot of ash around, which I don't know if it's completely normal

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  • nikos_tsikoulas
    5
    nikos_tsikoulas

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    I got it for 115 euros for amateur and semi-professional use, the only thing I don't have an opinion on is the lift tig because I haven't used it. In mig and mma, it's a very decent machine... Worth it!!!
    This particular one is not for workshop use, meaning the internal adjustment (-10 0 +10) is for the voltage and the amount of wire (known as balance). In short, at 0 it's for 60 to 100 amps (factory wire setting), below 60 you set it to the dashed line at - (and fine-tune downwards), above 100 to the dashed line at + where you're at about +3, and so on. The slag is normal because it's no gas and that's its protection.

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  • 5
    STYLIANOS_MALLIOS

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  • 5
    thanos_lp

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  • 5
    Dimitris_Genias

    Verified purchase

    • Power
    • Machine durability
    • Construction quality
    • Weight
    • Volume
    • Easy to use
    • Value for money
    • Welding cable length
  • geoanto555
    5
    geoanto555

    It takes training to learn how to weld with this particular one. There is a fine adjustment inside the machine, so you find the golden mean after some practice. It doesn't come with any wire inside, so buy some from the start. I tried the Bormann Pro, it seems to work perfectly. Of course, you see a lot of ash around, which I don't know if it's completely normal

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    0
  • nikos_tsikoulas
    5
    nikos_tsikoulas

    I got it for 115 euros for amateur and semi-professional use, the only thing I don't have an opinion on is the lift tig because I haven't used it. In mig and mma, it's a very decent machine... Worth it!!!
    This particular one is not for workshop use, meaning the internal adjustment (-10 0 +10) is for the voltage and the amount of wire (known as balance). In short, at 0 it's for 60 to 100 amps (factory wire setting), below 60 you set it to the dashed line at - (and fine-tune downwards), above 100 to the dashed line at + where you're at about +3, and so on. The slag is normal because it's no gas and that's its protection.

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    0
  • 5
    STYLIANOS_MALLIOS

    0
  • 5
    thanos_lp

    0
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    Dimitris_Genias

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Description & Specifications

• Voltage: 230V/50Hz

• Rated input capacity: 4KVA

• Digital display

• Includes wire clamp, electrode & grounding

Capabilities

MMA / MIG / TIG / MAG welding from the manufacturer Bormann. The MMA electrode method creates thick and strong welds without needing an external gas supply, making it ideal for welding outside the workshop. The MIG method requires the wire to have a special coating (flux) or needs to be connected to an external gas cylinder (e.g., argon, CO2). The MAG method creates welds with a gas supply, making it ideal for indoor welding. The TIG method is suitable for slow welding on aluminum and stainless steel that requires detailed work and does not create splashes. It can operate continuously for 6 minutes at 150A before needing to stop to cool down. Therefore, you may need more time to melt thicker wires and make more passes on thick welds due to the low maximum amperage it supports.

Includes

Contains wire, electrode & grounding clamp.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Dimensions

Type
MAG, MIG, TIG, MMA

Type

MIG

The easiest welding method even for a beginner. 2. If the wire to be used does not have a special coating (flux), it should be connected to an external gas cylinder (e.g. argon, CO2).

TIG

Slow welding for detailed work on aluminum and stainless steel, mainly. Requires experience and connection to an external gas cylinder. Does not create "spatters".

MMA

Creates thick and strong bonds without the need for external gas supply, making it ideal for out-of-lab welding.
Welding Current (max)
150 A

Welding Current (max): 150


Suitable for use in medium-thickness metal constructions and pipelines.
Operation Cycle (max Ampere)
60 %

Operation Cycle (max Ampere)

The Duty Cycle is the portion of a ten-minute period that a welding machine can operate continuously at maximum Amperes before it needs to stop and cool down.

2.

For example, a welding machine with a maximum Amperage of 200 A and a Duty Cycle of 30% can operate continuously at 200 A for 3 minutes before it needs to stop.
Supply Voltage
230 V

Supply Voltage: 230


It is the supply voltage that the machine requires from the electrical grid.
Power
4 kVA

Power: 4


Affects the power consumption of the machine and determines if it can be supported by the electrical network you are using.
Maximum Electrode Diameter
9 mm

Maximum Electrode Diameter: 9


The maximum electrode thickness that the machine can support, depending on the maximum current it can provide.
Maximum Wire Diameter
0.9 mm

Maximum Wire Diameter: 0.9


The maximum wire thickness that the machine's wire feed can support, depending on the current intensity it can provide.
Weight
6800 gr

Additional Features

Inverter
No
IGBT
No
VRD
No
with Voltage Stabilizer
No
for Generator with AVR
No

Features

Hot Start
No
Anti Stick
No
Arc Force
No
2T Operation
No
4T Mode
No
Spot Function
No
Pulsed
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (5)

5.0
5
5.0
Review this product
  1. 5
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
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  • Power
  • Machine durability
  • Construction quality
  • Weight
  • Volume
  • Easy to use
  • Value for money
  • Welding cable length
  • geoanto555
    5
    geoanto555

    Verified purchase

    It takes training to learn how to weld with this particular one. There is a fine adjustment inside the machine, so you find the golden mean after some practice. It doesn't come with any wire inside, so buy some from the start. I tried the Bormann Pro, it seems to work perfectly. Of course, you see a lot of ash around, which I don't know if it's completely normal

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • nikos_tsikoulas
    5
    nikos_tsikoulas

    Verified purchase

    I got it for 115 euros for amateur and semi-professional use, the only thing I don't have an opinion on is the lift tig because I haven't used it. In mig and mma, it's a very decent machine... Worth it!!!
    This particular one is not for workshop use, meaning the internal adjustment (-10 0 +10) is for the voltage and the amount of wire (known as balance). In short, at 0 it's for 60 to 100 amps (factory wire setting), below 60 you set it to the dashed line at - (and fine-tune downwards), above 100 to the dashed line at + where you're at about +3, and so on. The slag is normal because it's no gas and that's its protection.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • 5
    STYLIANOS_MALLIOS

    Verified purchase

  • 5
    thanos_lp

    Verified purchase

  • 5
    Dimitris_Genias

    Verified purchase

    • Power
    • Machine durability
    • Construction quality
    • Weight
    • Volume
    • Easy to use
    • Value for money
    • Welding cable length
  • geoanto555
    5
    geoanto555

    It takes training to learn how to weld with this particular one. There is a fine adjustment inside the machine, so you find the golden mean after some practice. It doesn't come with any wire inside, so buy some from the start. I tried the Bormann Pro, it seems to work perfectly. Of course, you see a lot of ash around, which I don't know if it's completely normal

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • nikos_tsikoulas
    5
    nikos_tsikoulas

    I got it for 115 euros for amateur and semi-professional use, the only thing I don't have an opinion on is the lift tig because I haven't used it. In mig and mma, it's a very decent machine... Worth it!!!
    This particular one is not for workshop use, meaning the internal adjustment (-10 0 +10) is for the voltage and the amount of wire (known as balance). In short, at 0 it's for 60 to 100 amps (factory wire setting), below 60 you set it to the dashed line at - (and fine-tune downwards), above 100 to the dashed line at + where you're at about +3, and so on. The slag is normal because it's no gas and that's its protection.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • 5
    STYLIANOS_MALLIOS

    0
  • 5
    thanos_lp

    0
  • 5
    Dimitris_Genias

    0
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