PACINI TIG 200 Pulse + TIG 250 Welder

If you would like to purchase these items you can find them here : https://ige.ie/tig-welders You can also contact us by phone : 01 257 21 71 Or in shop : Irish Garage Equipment Greenogue Business Park, Unit K10 Greenogue, Co. Dublin, D24 T026 ********************************************************************************************** PACINI Pro TIG 200 Pulse €389 incl. VAT Output current 30-200 A Duty Cycle 80 % at 200 A / 100 % at 155 A Protection type IP21S Insulation class F Power supply 230 V AC (+-15%) / 1 ~ (single phase) Frequency 50/60 Hz Maximal power input 26,8 A Actual power input 20,8 A Weight 7,6 kg Dimensions L x W x H (mm) 390 x 170 x 275 Standards IEC 60974-1; EN 60974-10 (Class A) ********************************************************************************************** Pacini TIG 250 Welder €599 incl. VAT Device Functions & Components AC/DC TIG welding – Alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC). welding and cutting of almost all materials such as steel, stainless steel, aluminium, copper and many more. 2 in 1 combined device – TIG and MMA welding up to 250A. IGBT Technology – latest transistor technology enables highest power and a duty cycle of 80% at full power. No transformer, no MOSFET, modern IGBT. Lightweight & compact design – With a weight of only 11,5 kg and dimensions of 455 x 220 x 370 mm, the device is ideal for cutting work anywhere. Innovative IGBT transistors save space and weight compared to the old MOSFET technology. No heavy carrying! High frequency ignition– allows non-contact ignition and ensures a much better welding result. Smart cooling & overheating protection – modern technology, built-in overheat protection and high-performance cooling allow you to get maximum performance. Device Features & Benefits 2T/4T (TIG) – determines the control of the operating mode and provides extended control over the current flow. In 2T mode, high-frequency ignition (HF) remains active until the button on the torch is released. In 4T mode the arc is ignited after a single press and release of the button. After pressing and releasing again, the ignition is stopped. End Current – prevents voids (end craters) at the end of the weld. Gas pre- and -post flow (TIG) – protects the tungsten electrode against excessive wear and protects the weld from oxidation. The parameters can be set individually and separately. They indicate how long before and after ignition gas should flow. AC - Balance (TIG) – is a variable setting between breaking the oxide layer (-) and deeper penetration (+). This helps to influence properties of different materials and alloys. Hotstart – Automatic voltage increase upon the start for better ignition results. Anti-stick - Automatic shutdown of the welding current in case of sticking of the electrode which allows an easy removal. It also prevents annealing of the electrode. TIG (Tungsten-Inert-Gas) – Inert gas welding with inert / inactive gases such as Argon 4.6 (99.996%). An arc is created in an argon bell between the tungsten electrode and the workpiece. This melts the material and any filler material that is supplied. A weld seam is created. MMA / Stick electrode welding– is a universal welding process. No protective gas is needed and can therefore be used flexibly anywhere.