This tri-process machine allows you to weld in MMA, semi-automatic (MIG-MAG) and TIG mode with a single unit.
MMA (electrode) and TIG welding solutions are available as options.
As standard, this semi-automatic machine has 17 programmed positions. The user simply selects the type of metal and the wire Ø. It is also possible to weld in manual mode by directly adjusting the setting parameters.
This welding machine uses spool wire for welding. This welding process allows welding of thin materials (0.6 mm).
Very practical on thin sheet metal (automotive body panels, chassis...), it avoids the weld bead restart that occurs when changing an electrode.
With the addition of a shielding gas, this machine allows welding of aluminium, stainless steel and steel in MIG-MAG and MMA mode, and steel, stainless steel and ferrous alloys in TIG mode.
Using a suitable CU Si3 type wire, it enables welding of HSS, EHS, UHS steels (automotive body panels)
MIG welding under gas shielding requires the use of pure Argon gas for welding aluminium or an Argon + CO² mixture for steel and stainless steel.
Special case: For steel, it is possible not to use gas when using flux-cored wire (this allows, for example, easier outdoor use). In this case the thickness of the steel sheets must not be less than 1 mm without risk of burn-through.
This machine uses Ø 200 mm and 300 mm wire spools (flux-cored wire in 2 kg and other wires in 5 and 15 kg). Optionally, an adapter for Ø 100 mm spools is available.
Upon delivery this machine includes:
1 Mig 180 A torch (3 metres)
1 earth clamp + 1.9 m cable.
1 roller for steel/stainless wire Ø 0.6 and 0.8 mm.
1 steel/stainless contact tip Ø 0.8 mm
1 gas hose for refillable cylinder length 1 m
TIG welding under gas shielding requires the use of pure Argon gas for welding steel, stainless steel, ferrous alloys and copper....
Optional:
It is possible to add an electrode holder with a 3 m cable in order to weld with electrodes of Ø 1.6 mm to 4 mm.
Reference KIT000514
It is possible to add a TIG torch with a length of 4 m in order to weld in TIG mode using pure Argon shielding gas.