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1.Minimizing, lightness, energy-saving, 2.Able to weld cellulose rod, 3.Auto protection, little spatter, 4.CE GS ROHs. - details see: https://www.machineto.com/igbt-200-welding-machine-10134365

IGBT MMA inverter welding machine

Features:

Good arc-starting and arc force, it can e resist disturb stable arc and little spatter
High welding quality, deep bath and strong strength
Auto protection of over-voltage and over-current
Be able to work continuously, it can balance automatically when voltage is waving
Suit for welding all kind of basic welding rod
Be able to weld cellulose rodinimizing, lightness, high quality and energy-saving

SUPPLY:

OEM sevice offered, Free spare parts, Technical help to exporters, Design Service Offered, Buyer Label Offered .

MAIN MARKET:

Europe, South America , Southeast Asia, Mid East ,North America.

ACCESSORIES:

1. 1.8M welding cable with electrode holder (the length of welding cable can be made according to customer's requirement);

2. 1.2M earth cable with earth clamp (the length of earth cable can be made according to customer's requirement);

3. Hand-held shield with glass;

4. Hammer / brush.

CERTIFICATE:

CE,ROHS,GS,ISO9001

MODEL	IGBT-160	IGBT-180	IGBT-200
Input Voltage	1PH 230V	1PH 230V	1PH 230V
Frequency	50/60Hz	50/60Hz	50/60Hz
Rated Input Capacity	5.3KVA	6.2KVA	7.1KVA
Power Factor	cosφ0.93	cosφ0.93	cosφ0.93
Max No-load Voltage	60V	60V	60V
Current Range	20-160A	20-180A	20-200A
Rated Duty Cycle	0.6	0.6	0.6
Usable Electrode	2.5-4.0mm	2.5-4.0mm	2.5-4.0mm
Insulation Class	H	H	H
Protection Degree	IP21S	IP21S	IP21S
Dimension	28x11.5x20CM	28x11.5x20CM	28x11.5x20CM
Weight	6.0KG	6.0KG	6.0KG

MMA WELDING DETAILS:

MMA welding refers to a welding method where a filler electrode in the electrode holder serves as the welding electrode. The arc burns between the electrode and the work piece.

The difference to other welding methods is that the welding electrode in MMA welding shortens continuously as the welding progresses. In TIG and MIG/MAG welding the distance of the torch from the work piece must remain constant at all times. In MMA welding, however, the electrode holder must continuously be brought toward the work piece to keep the distance between the electrode and the molten weld constant. This presents special challenges for MMA welding.