MIG250INT
| IGBT full bridge inverter ; | ||
| Single phase input voltage, widely used; | ||
| Instant arc ingition speed , Less spatter ; | ||
| User friendly panel ,Easy to operate ; | ||
| High welding quality :good seam and slight distortion ; | ||
How does MIG welding work?
MIG welding (metal inert gas welding) is one of several welding processes that use electricity to melt and join metal sheets. MIG welding uses a lot of electricity to create an arc between the electrode wire and the metal being welded. The arc melts the welding wire and then deposits it to form a weld. When the heat disappears, the molten pool cools, solidifies and forms a new piece of molten metal-welding is complete. All of this happens on the nozzle of the MIG welding gun, which is a handheld device that, unlike the fuel filling nozzle, can simultaneously deliver the electrode wire and inert shielding gas to the weld. We have MIG function Welding Machines on sale, contact us.
| Technical Parameters | MIG250INT |
| Rated Input Voltage (V) | AC220V |
| Power Frequency(Hz) | 50/60Hz |
| Rated Input Current（A） | 46(MIG) 38(MMA) |
| Rated Input Power(KVA) | 10.1(MIG) 8.3(MMA) |
| No-load Voltage(V) | 54 |
| Rated Duty Cycle %(40℃) | 60(MIG) 100(MMA) |
| Output Current Range（A） | 20～200（MMA) 40～250(MIG) |
| Output Voltage Range（V） | 16-26.5 |
| Wire Diameter（mm） | Ф0.8/Ф1.0 |
| Wire Type | solid /flux-cored |
| Welding Method | Manual |
| Insulation Grade | F |
| Protection Class | IP21 |
| Dimensions(mm) | 480x245x495 |
| Net Weight(Kg) | 17.5 |
