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Vevor FCAW / MIG / MMA / TIG Welder with Maximum Welding Current 200A
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Vevor FCAW / MIG / MMA / TIG Welder with Maximum Welding Current 200A

Welding MIG / TIG from the manufacturer Vevor. The MIG method requires the wire to have a special coating (flux) otherwise it needs to be connected to an external gas cylinder (e.g. argon, CO2). While the TIG method is suitable for slow welding on aluminum and stainless steel, which requires detailed work and does not create splashes. It has an output current of up to 200A. which melts thicker wires more easily and creates thicker welds with fewer passes.. See full description

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Description

Welding MIG / TIG from the manufacturer Vevor. The MIG method requires the wire to have a special coating (flux) otherwise it needs to be connected to an external gas cylinder (e.g. argon, CO2). While the TIG method is suitable for slow welding on aluminum and stainless steel, which requires detailed work and does not create splashes. It has an output current of up to 200A. which melts thicker wires more easily and creates thicker welds with fewer passes..

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
See full description

Specifications

Specifications

Dimensions

Type
FCAW, MIG, MMA, TIG

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.

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".
Welding Current (max)
200 A

Welding Current (max): 200


Suitable for professional use on thick metals, such as steel or cast iron constructions.
Supply Voltage
220 V

Supply Voltage: 220


It is the supply voltage that the machine requires from the electrical grid.
Maximum Wire Diameter
1.2 mm

Maximum Wire Diameter: 1.2


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

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
Yes

Pulsed


Instead of remaining constant during welding, the current increases and decreases in pulses at specified time intervals.

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.

See all specifications

Description & Specifications

Welding MIG / TIG from the manufacturer Vevor. The MIG method requires the wire to have a special coating (flux) otherwise it needs to be connected to an external gas cylinder (e.g. argon, CO2). While the TIG method is suitable for slow welding on aluminum and stainless steel, which requires detailed work and does not create splashes. It has an output current of up to 200A. which melts thicker wires more easily and creates thicker welds with fewer passes..

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Dimensions

Type
FCAW, MIG, MMA, TIG

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.

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".
Welding Current (max)
200 A

Welding Current (max): 200


Suitable for professional use on thick metals, such as steel or cast iron constructions.
Supply Voltage
220 V

Supply Voltage: 220


It is the supply voltage that the machine requires from the electrical grid.
Maximum Wire Diameter
1.2 mm

Maximum Wire Diameter: 1.2


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

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
Yes

Pulsed


Instead of remaining constant during welding, the current increases and decreases in pulses at specified time intervals.

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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