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Arc 200 MMA welding machines are available in several models to suit different operational goals. These models are distinct yet based on the arc 200 MMA welder's core attributes.
The basic components of all these models are the power control, duty cycle range, and portable design in keeping with modern demands and tasks. Choosing the right model depends on the welding application and materials used. Below are some of the most popular models of arc 200 MMA machines.
This model ensures stable welding current and lower power consumption through inverter technology. Users can easily monitor settings through its digital display. The Arc competition model has an open-circuit voltage (OCV) of 75 V and a duty cycle of 60% at 200 A. These features make it suitable for long-duration tasks without overheating. Weighing only 5 kg, this welding machine is portable and easily moved around.
This arc machine is strong and portable and uses IGBT technology. The Fast Welding model has a low OCV of 65 V, making it safe for various settings. Its duty cycle is 80% at 200 A, ensuring long, steady work. At 5 kg, the machine is lightweight and easy to carry. It also works with input voltages of 110 V and 240 V to suit different power sources.
This machine can weld, plasma cut, and fix metal, making it good for different jobs. The Welding and Cutting model uses inverter tech, which helps the machine work well while using less power. The duty cycle is 60% at 200 A, so it can work for a long time without getting too hot. It also has a digital display for easy setting checks and changes.
This small machine manages big tasks. Though small, the Mini Portable model packs a punch with its IGBT technology. It is also dual-voltage: 110 V and 240 V. Its duty cycle is 60% at 200 A, making This Arc welding machine handle tough tasks without overheating. Weighing just 5 kg, it is portable, too.
Arc welding machines perform constant voltage or current arc welding and are commonly used in shielded metal arc welding (SMAW). Some of the various functions of these machines include:
Welding operation
During welding, a power source will provide an electric arc between the electrode or welding rod and the base metal. The heat generated by this arc will melt the electrode and base metal. A weld is formed when both these materials cool down.
Cutting operation
The machine can create an arc to cut thin metals. During the cutting operation, the power source will create an arc that will be used to melt a portion of the base metal. A stream of air or gas will be used to blow the molten metal from the cut area.
A welding machine is critical in construction since it helps in the joining of structural and load-bearing materials. It has a wide usage in fabricating metal components for automotive engineering. These machines are also used to repair machinery and equipment. Because of their versatility, these machines are highly required across industries. Their compact design makes them portable and easy to store, increasing their value further.
The construction industry invests heavily in welding and cutting machines, given their role in fabrication and structural assembly. The manufacturing sector's growth also contributes as they are needed for metalwork to make products. The increasing automotive sector uses them for repairs and modifications. The demand in the maintenance and repair sector adds further to the investment.
As industries try to automate processes, the demand for arc machines will continue to grow. Businesses can get good returns by investing in these machines, given their increasing application in various industrial processes.
Customers need several factors to choose the right arc machine. Some of those factors are explained below.
The electrode used for the welding and the base metal are the key compatibility factors. Different electrodes are used for welding different metals. For example, a tungsten electrode is mostly used in stainless steel welding due to its high-temperature resistance. Mild steel is often welded using E6013, which can be used on AC and DC. A DC-electrode negative (DCEN) is often used for materials like copper, brass, and carbon-stainless steel.
Welding machines can be either generator or transformer types. Generators are generally used for commercial application. Transformer welding machines are more widely used for structure work done in the building and bridges. Hence, consumers have to consider the power source when choosing the machines.
TIG welding is used where a strong, clean weld is required. Commonly used in welding thin sheets of aluminum, magnesium, and stainless steel. It is also ideal for welds that require great care, like in aircraft parts. MIG welding is ideal in industries where speed is required. They are also good for materials that need to be welded without much heat, like thin steel. This method is also used to make galvanized steel to minimize corrosion.
Customers have to consider where the welding will be done when choosing the portability of the equipment. If the job calls for the machine to be moved around a lot, then customers have to consider getting a portable welding machine. For projects that need to have the machine placed in one stationary position for several years, a non-portable machine may be more suitable.
The Welding thickness and amp setting have to be in mind, too. The metal sheet's thickness must be matched with the welding machine's amp. The amp should not be above or below 15 for every additional millimeter of thickness.
A1. Certain arc welding machines can cut thin metals. During cutting, the welding power source will create an arc used to melt part of the base metal. A stream of air or gas is then blown to remove the molten metal from the cut area.
A2. The construction sector creates the most demand for welding and cutting machines. They utilize the machines in fabricating and assembling structures. The manufacturing industry also spends on these machines to produce components.
A3. The welding machines' compact design helps increase their commercial value as they are easy to move and store. Their versatility, in which they can be used across multiple industries, also increases their value.
A4. Customers need to consider electrode and metal compatibility, the option to switch from TIG to MIG, the machine's portability, and the welding thickness and amp settings.
A5. Inverter technology helps stabilize the welding current while reducing power consumption. It also makes the welding machines more portable.