Dimensions

Type

FCAW, MAG, MIG, MMA

Type

FCAW

It uses flux-coated wire, which releases gases as it burns, creating a protective zone around the molten metal.

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).

MMA

Creates thick and strong bonds without the need for external gas supply, making it ideal for out-of-lab welding.

Welding Current (max)

130 A

Welding Current (max): 130

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

Operation Cycle (max Ampere)

40 %

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

240 V

Supply Voltage: 240

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

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

5500 gr

Additional Features

Inverter

Yes

Inverter

New technology welding. Very good in terms of performance, durability, and weight, but with a high cost of repair in case of damage. They have automation for better and safer work. If connected to a generator, it is recommended to choose one with 8kVA or more.

IGBT

Yes

IGBT

Allows the conversion of direct current (DC) voltage to alternating current (AC) or the output of direct current at a higher or lower intensity.

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