Functional

The welding machine allows welding various metals such as titanium, stainless steel, aluminum alloys and alloys of other light metals, and the function of pulse welding makes it possible to work with thin metals.

The welding machine works in several modes

• TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) is a welding process in which the use of a refractory tungsten electrode under a shielding inert gas provides precise control of the electric arc to join metals. TIG welding allows for two methods of joining metal - using the edges of the metal melted by the arc or using a special filler wire.
• MMA (Manual Metal Arc) is a welding process in which the welder uses a metal powder-coated electrode that creates an arc with a metal workpiece and a melting coating. The process allows metal parts to be joined by transferring molten material from the electrode to the joint, forming strong and stable welds.

Advantages

• Wide range of welding modes: TIG constant current, TIG constant pulse current, TIG alternating current, TIG alternating pulse current, MMA, automatic welding.
• AC/DC mode allows AC/DC operation.
• Advanced digital technology for intelligent control of the welding process.
• Arc ignition by non-contact (HF).
• For particularly demanding and decorative welding jobs, the machine has a pulse welding mode, which allows spot welding of materials of different thicknesses.