MIG Welding Machine

Product Details:

Features:
Inverter-based digital wave control GMAW and FCAW welding outfit.
Higher efficiency and higher power factor results in greater power saving.
Designed to work even under high ambient temperatures up to 500C.
Light weight and compact MIG/MAG/FCAW welding outfit.
Unique design of three layer and four room dust-free structure
RX1 series is manufactured as per Std. IEC 60974-1:2000/GB 15579.1:2004.
Fresh tip treatment and burn-back time control are adjustable.
Works on 50/60Hz frequency in power supply.
Equipped with synergic mode (unitary function) in which welding voltage is set based on the welding current value automatically. The voltage can be adjusted finely to fit the beast current values.
Digitally controlled waveform enables superior arc characteristics.
Over voltage and under voltage protection
Overheating protection
Single phasing protection
Protective 8 Amps fuse for protection of wire feed motor.

Product Details:

Mig Digital Inverter design control MIG/GMAW and FCAW welding outfit which offers stable, low spatter arc performance Stick function adds an extra dimension of versatility and performance when MIG conditions aren’t ideal Adjustable MIG arc force strictly execute the arc features for fine tuning arc characteristics in MIG and Stick modes Greater efficiency and higher power factor results in greater power saving Digital Display licence accurate and repeatable setting of welding limits Printed circuit wire feeder motor for advance resolution and reliability Designed to work even under higher ambient temperatures up to 55°C Digitally controlled waveform facilitate superior arc features Lightweight and compact MIG/MAG/FCAW welding outfit Automatic compensation for mains voltage fluctuations Uniform wire feeding through dual gear driven drive IP 23S rating designed & approved for outdoor use

Additional Information:

• Production Capacity: 24 HOUR
• Delivery Time: READY STOCK
• Packaging Details: BOX PACKING

Product Details:

Features:
Digital Inverter design control
MIG/GMAW and FCAW welding outfit which offers stable, low spatter arc performance 
Stick function adds an extra dimension of versatility and performance when MIG conditions aren’t ideal 
Adjustable MIG arc force strictly execute the arc features for fine tuning arc characteristics in MIG and Stick modes 
Greater efficiency and higher power factor results in greater power saving
Digital Display licence accurate and repeatable setting of welding limits
Printed circuit wire feeder motor for advance resolution and reliability
Designed to work even under higher ambient temperatures up to 55°C
Digitally controlled waveform facilitate superior arc features 
Lightweight and compact
Automatic compensation for mains voltage fluctuations Uniform wire feeding through dual gear driven drive
IP 23S rating designed & approved for outdoor use
 
The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.
The types of wire used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds.
Current Range: 50-250 Amp

Product Details:

Features:

• Digital inverter design control
• MIG/GMAW and FCAW welding outfit which offers stable, low spatter arc performance 
• Stick function adds an extra dimension of versatility and performance when MIG conditions aren't ideal 
• Adjustable MIG arc force strictly execute the arc features for fine tuning arc characteristics in MIG and Stick modes 
• Greater efficiency and higher power factor results in greater power saving
• Digital Display licence accurate and repeatable setting of welding limits
• Printed circuit wire feeder motor for advance resolution and reliability
• Designed to work even under higher ambient temperatures up to 55°C
• Digitally controlled waveform facilitate superior arc features 
• Lightweight and compact
• Automatic compensation for mains voltage fluctuations 
• Uniform wire feeding through dual gear driven drive IP 23S rating designed & approved for outdoor use

Current Range: 60-400 Amp 

Wire Feeding Speed: 10-20 m/min

Wire Diameter: 0.8 to 1.2 mm

Product Details:

Features:
It is dual function machine in single or three phase 
Digital inverter design control
MIG/GMAW and FCAW welding outfit which offers stable, low spatter arc performance 
Higher accuracy due to power SMD technology 
Uniform wire feeding through dual gear driven drive 
Automatic compensation for mains voltage fluctuations 
Lightweight and compact 
Digitally controlled waveform facilitate superior arc features 
Designed to work even under higher ambient temperatures up to 55°C

The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.
The types of wire used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds.
Current Range: 60 to 400 Amp

Product Details:

Features:

• It is dual function machine in single or three phase 
• Digital inverter design control
• MIG/GMAW and FCAW welding outfit which offers stable, low spatter arc performance 
• Higher accuracy due to power SMD technology 
• Uniform wire feeding through dual gear driven drive 
• Automatic compensation for mains voltage fluctuations 
• Lightweight and compact 
• Digitally controlled waveform facilitate superior arc features 
• Designed to work even under higher ambient temperatures up to 55°C

The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.

The types of wire used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds.

Current Range: 50 to 400 Amp

Product Details:

The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.

The types of wire we used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds.

Current Range: 20 to 270 Amp

Product Details:

The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.

The types of wire used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds.

Current Range: 50 to 400 Amp

Product Details:

The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.

The types of wire we used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds.

Current Range: 20 to 270 Amp

Product Details:

Features:

• Diode control technology, approved for all location MIG/MAG welding operations
• Applicable to weld vast length of metals like CS, MS, SS, Al and its alloys
• User friendly section of 2T/4T application for almost maintenance free operation
• Reliable thyristorised wire-feeder methodology establish long, uninterrupted welding
• Maximum reliable and dependable workhorse welding machine with low functioning cost
• Instant release wire feed roller mechanism enables operator to change the wire spool instantly

Current Range: 40 to 400 Amp

Product Details:

Features:

• Digital Inverter design control
• MIG/GMAW and FCAW welding outfit which offers stable, low spatter arc performance
• Stick function adds an extra dimension of versatility and performance when MIG conditions aren't ideal
• Adjustable MIG arc force strictly execute the arc features for fine tuning arc characteristics in MIG and Stick modes
• Greater efficiency and higher power factor results in greater power saving
• Digital Display licence accurate and repeatable setting of welding limits
• Printed circuit wire feeder motor for advance resolution and reliability
• Designed to work even under higher ambient temperatures up to 55 DegreeC
• Digitally controlled waveform facilitate superior arc features
• Lightweight and compact 
• Automatic compensation for mains voltage fluctuations
• Uniform wire feeding through dual gear driven drive
• IP 23S rating designed & approved for outdoor use
• Higher accuracy due to power SMD technology

Current Range: 40 to 400 Amp

Product Details:

Features:

• Inverter-based digital wave control GMAW and FCAW welding outfit.
• Higher efficiency and higher power factor results in greater power saving.
• Designed to work even under high ambient temperatures up to 500C.
• Light weight and compact MIG/MAG/FCAW welding outfit.
• Unique design of three layer and four room dust-free structure
• RX1 series is manufactured as per Std. IEC 60974-1:2000/GB 15579.1:2004.
• Fresh tip treatment and burn-back time control are adjustable.
• Works on 50/60Hz frequency in power supply.
• Equipped with synergic mode (unitary function) in which welding voltage is set based on the welding current value automatically. The voltage can be adjusted finely to fit the beast current values.
• Digitally controlled waveform enables superior arc characteristics.
• Over voltage and under voltage protection
• Overheating protection
• Single phasing protection
• Protective 8 Amps fuse for protection of wire feed motor.

Product Details:

Salient Features

• Diode control technology, approved for all location MIG/MAG welding operations
• Applicable to weld vast length of metals like CS, MS, SS, Al and its alloys
• User friendly section of 2T/4T application for almost maintenance free operation
• Reliable thyristorised wire-feeder methodology establish long, uninterrupted welding
• Maximum reliable and dependable workhorse welding machine with low functioning cost
• Instant release wire feed roller mechanism enables operator to change the wire spool instantly
• Rugged design, reliable functioning and superior arc characteristics appropriate for both outdoor and indoor usage

Current Range: 50 to 400 Amp

Product Details:

MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of CO2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic.

This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.

Current Range: 60-400 Amp 

Wire Feeding Speed: 10-20 m/min

Wire Diameter: 0.8 to 1.2 mm

Product Details:

Features:
Digital Inverter design control
MIG/GMAW and FCAW welding outfit which offers stable, low spatter arc performance 
Stick function adds an extra dimension of versatility and performance when MIG conditions aren’t ideal 
Adjustable MIG arc force strictly execute the arc features for fine tuning arc characteristics in MIG and Stick modes 
Greater efficiency and higher power factor results in greater power saving
Digital Display licence accurate and repeatable setting of welding limits
Printed circuit wire feeder motor for advance resolution and reliability
Designed to work even under higher ambient temperatures up to 55°C
Digitally controlled waveform facilitate superior arc features 
Lightweight and compact
Automatic compensation for mains voltage fluctuations Uniform wire feeding through dual gear driven drive
IP 23S rating designed & approved for outdoor use
 
The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.
The types of wire used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds.
Current Range: 50-500 Amp

Product Details:

Features:

Digital Inverter design control

MIG/GMAW and FCAW welding outfit which offers stable, low spatter arc performance 

Stick function adds an extra dimension of versatility and performance when MIG conditions aren’t ideal 

Adjustable MIG arc force strictly execute the arc features for fine tuning arc characteristics in MIG and Stick modes 

Greater efficiency and higher power factor results in greater power saving

Digital Display licence accurate and repeatable setting of welding limits

Printed circuit wire feeder motor for advance resolution and reliability

Designed to work even under higher ambient temperatures up to 55°C

Digitally controlled waveform facilitate superior arc features 

Lightweight and compact

Automatic compensation for mains voltage fluctuations Uniform wire feeding through dual gear driven drive

IP 23S rating designed & approved for outdoor use

 
The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.

The types of wire used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds.

Current Range: 50-500 Amp

Product Details:

The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.
The types of wire we used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds.
Output Current Range: 80 to 500 Amp
Wire Feeding Speed: 3 to 15 m/min
Wire Diameter: 1.2 mm / 1.6 mm

Product Details:

We are offering MIG Welding Machine.Digital Inverter design control MIG/GMAW and FCAW welding outfit which offers stable, low spatter arc performanceStick function adds an extra dimension of versatility and performance when MIG conditions aren???t idealAdjustable MIG arc force strictly execute the arc features for fine tuning arc characteristics in MIG and Stick modesGreater efficiency and higher power factor results in greater power savingDigital Display licence accurate and repeatable setting of welding limitsPrinted circuit wire feeder motor for advance resolution and reliabilityDesigned to work even under higher ambient temperatures up to 55 CDigitally controlled waveform facilitate superior arc featuresLightweight and compact MIG/MAG/FCAW welding outfitAutomatic compensation for mains voltage fluctuationsUniform wire feeding through dual gear driven driveIP 23S rating designed & approved for outdoor useHigher accuracy due to power SMD technolog n order to cater diverse requirements of the clients, we offer varied range of Inverter Based Welding Machine that are durable in nature and are delivered in varied specifications. With the assistance of experienced and dedicated professionals we are able to cater diverse requirements of the clients across the nation. Moreover, we offer them at most affordable rates.
Features:
Inverter based digital wave control MIG/GMAW and FCAW welding outfit
Higher efficiency and higher power factor results in greater power saving
30% lower power consumption than conventional machines
Digitally controlled waveform enables superior arc characteristics
Automatic compensation for mains voltage fluctuations
Electronic chock adjustment for better arc control
Designed to work even under higher ambient temperatures up to 55 degree Celcius
Arc force adjustment for better arc characteristics

Additional Information:

• Production Capacity: 12 hour
• Delivery Time: ready stock

Product Details:

We are offering MIG-250 Welding Machine. Digital Inverter design control MIG/GMAW and FCAW welding outfit which offers stable, low spatter arc performanceHigher accuracy due to power SMD technology Uniform wire feeding through dual gear driven drive Automatic compensation for mains voltage fluctuations Lightweight and compact MIG/MAG/FCAW welding outfitDigitally controlled waveform facilitate superior arc features Designed to work even under higher ambient temperatures up to 55C Digital Display licence accurate and repeatable setting of welding limitsGreater efficiency and higher power factor results in greater power savingArc force control adjusts arc features for fine tuning arc characteristics in MIG and Stick modesStick function adds an extra dimension of versatility and performance when MIG conditions arent ideal

The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.
The types of wire used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds

Product Details:

The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.

The types of wire used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds.

Current Range: 50 to 400 Amp

Product Details:

The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.

The types of wire used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds.

Current Range: 50 to 400 Amp

Additional Information:

• Delivery Time: READY STOCK

Product Details:

The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.

The types of wire used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds.

Current Range: 50 to 400 Amp

Product Details:

Key Features:

Synergic Mode (Unified Mode) is available for easy setting of current and voltage.

Fresh tip treatment and burn-back time control are adjustable.

Secondary short circuit protection is a standard function.

Arc sensitivity is selectable by changing the tap of the reactor.

Crater current and crater voltage controls on front panel.

Works on 50/60 Hz frequency in power supply.

Current Range: 60 to 500 Amp

Product Details:

Features:

Digital inverter design control

MIG/GMAW and FCAW welding outfit which offers stable, low spatter arc performance 

Higher accuracy due to power SMD technology 

Uniform wire feeding through dual gear driven drive 

Automatic compensation for mains voltage fluctuations 

Lightweight and compact 

Digitally controlled waveform facilitate superior arc features 

Designed to work even under higher ambient temperatures up to 55°C

The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.

The types of wire used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds.

Output Current Range: 50 to 400 Amp

Wire Feeding Speed: 3 to 15 m/min

Wire Diameter: 0.8 mm, 1 mm

Additional Information:

• Delivery Time: 3-4 Days

Product Details:

The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.

The types of wire used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds.

Current Range: 50 to 400 Amp

Additional Information:

• Production Capacity: 24 HOUR
• Delivery Time: READY STOCK
• Packaging Details: WODEEN PACKING

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The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.

The types of wire used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds.

Current Range: 50 to 400 Amp

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We are offeriing WF 30 MAG Welding Machine to our clients.

Current Range: 50 to 400 Amp

Product Details:

Features:
Digital Inverter design control
MIG/GMAW and FCAW welding outfit which offers stable, low spatter arc performance 
Stick function adds an extra dimension of versatility and performance when MIG conditions aren’t ideal 
Adjustable MIG arc force strictly execute the arc features for fine tuning arc characteristics in MIG and Stick modes 
Greater efficiency and higher power factor results in greater power saving
Digital Display licence accurate and repeatable setting of welding limits
Printed circuit wire feeder motor for advance resolution and reliability
Designed to work even under higher ambient temperatures up to 55°C
Digitally controlled waveform facilitate superior arc features 
Lightweight and compact
Automatic compensation for mains voltage fluctuations Uniform wire feeding through dual gear driven drive
IP 23S rating designed & approved for outdoor use
 
The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.
The types of wire used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds.
Current Range: 50-500 Amp

Product Details:

Features:

• Inverter-based digital wave control GMAW and FCAW welding outfit.
• Higher efficiency and higher power factor results in greater power saving.
• Designed to work even under high ambient temperatures up to 500C.
• Light weight and compact MIG/MAG/FCAW welding outfit.
• Unique design of three layer and four room dust-free structure
• RX1 series is manufactured as per Std. IEC 60974-1:2000/GB 15579.1:2004.
• Fresh tip treatment and burn-back time control are adjustable.
• Works on 50/60Hz frequency in power supply.
• Equipped with synergic mode (unitary function) in which welding voltage is set based on the welding current value automatically. The voltage can be adjusted finely to fit the beast current values.
• Digitally controlled waveform enables superior arc characteristics.
• Over voltage and under voltage protection
• Overheating protection
• Single phasing protection
• Protective 8 Amps fuse for protection of wire feed motor.

Product Details:

• Digital inverter design control
• Stick function adds an extra dimension of versatility and performance when MIG conditions aren't ideal
• Adjustable MIG arc force strictly execute the arc features for fine tuning arc characteristics in MIG and Stick modes
• Greater efficiency and higher power factor results in greater power saving
• Digital Display licence accurate and repeatable setting of welding limits
• Printed circuit wire feeder motor for advance resolution and reliability
• Designed to work even under higher ambient temperatures up to 55 DegreeC
• Digitally controlled waveform facilitate superior arc features
• Lightweight and compact 
• Automatic compensation for mains voltage fluctuations

Product Details:

The MIG welding process is semi-automated. This is also called as Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). The process of MIG welding was developed in 1940. As this is a semi-automated process so there is a constant supply of filler wire in the form of MIG wire. This wire is being supplied by wire feeder which has a motorized function. The wire passed through the liner which also has a gas feeding through the same cable to the point where an arc is formed. The MIG welding is used in fabrication where higher production is required. The process needs electricity to produce heat, electrode or filler wire for the joint and inert gas to protect the welding joint from the air in the form of an inert gas of Co2. We ask you to buy MIG welder and if a robot is used in this welding process this welding becomes automatic. This MIG welding process is fast, cost effective and produces more welding units in a small period of time so it is a more effective method of welding.

The types of wire used are Carbon steel, stainless steel, and Aluminium. The wire feeder needs special change for the Aluminium wire filler. The carbon steel is best suited for the MIG welding. The welding by MIG are as welding is clean without smoke, very cheap, fast, time-saving in changing of the electrode is minimum so time efficient. It is good for spot and tack welds.

Current Range: 50 to 400 Amp

Product Details:

We are offeriing WF 30 MAG Welding Machine to our clients.

Current Range: 50 to 500 Amp