MINI Mig welding machine(MIG-130 NO GAS)

1.MIG series welding machine,Single phase, 2.flux wire welding machine for flux (no gas) welding, 3.CE ROHS - details see: https://www.machineto.com/mini-mig-welding-machine-mig-130-no-gas-10136551

Condition:New	Place of Origin:Zhejiang China (Mainland)	Brand Name:Juba(GIANT)	Model Number:(MIG 100.130)
Dimensions:450240400MM	Weight:16kg	Usage:welding workpiece	Certification:CE, RoHS
Experience:Since 1988

MINI Mig welding machine(MIG-130 NO GAS)

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Features:
Single phase, flux wire welding machine for flux (no gas) welding
With thermal protection, complete with flux welding accessories.

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:

With welding torch,earth clamp,mask,brush,0.45kg flux wire

CERTIFICATE:

CE,ROHS,GS,ISO9001

Item	MIG-100	MIG-130
Power voltage(V)	230	230
Rated input current (A)	17	32
Input voltage frequency (Hz)	50/60	50/60
Max No-load voltage (V)	33	37
Out put current range (A)	50~80	50~120
No-load comsumption	40	40
Duty cycle (%)	60	60
Efficiency (%)	85	85
Max current output	80@10%	105@15%
Adjustment positions	4	4
Aluminum welding wire diam	0.8	0.8-0.9
Insulation class	H	H
Cover protection degree	IP21	IP21
Weight (Kg)	17	16/18.5
Wire Diameter(mm)	0.8~1.2	0.8~1.0
Mchine size (mm)	450240400	630300638
Cod.(No)	893019	893020

MIG/MAG WELDING DETAILS:

In MIG/MAG welding, an arc is created with the power supply through the welding gun between the welding wire being fed and the work piece. The arc fuses the material being welded and the welding wire, thus creating the weld. The wire feeder continuously feeds welding wire through the welding gun throughout the welding process. The welding gun also provides shielding gas to the weld.

The MIG and MAG welding methods differ from each other in that MIG (metal inert gas) welding uses an inert shielding gas, which does not participate in the welding process, while MAG (metal active gas) welding employs an active shielding gas that participates in the welding process.

Usually the shielding gas contains active carbon dioxide or oxygen, and therefore MAG welding is by far more common than MIG welding. In fact, the term MIG welding is often accidentally used in connection with MAG welding.