Thirumalai Welding And Tools Mart

• IGBT technology,the core adopts advanced IGBT inverter device.
• Wide range for input voltage:380V±15%.
• Digital meter to preset and display welding current.
• Dust-Free Cooling Systerm with Upgraded Duty Cycle.
• ARC force and Hot start adjustable, easy to striking the arc.
• VRD function,it safe for welders.
• Auto-Protection against over-voltage, over-current and over-heated.
• Remote control function(optional), enlarge your welding Area,easy to operate.
• Energy Saving - More efficient compared with the traditional SCR machine.

• IGBT technology,the core adopts advanced IGBT inverter device.
• Wide range for input voltage:380V±15%.
• Digital meter to preset and display welding current.
• Dust-Free Cooling Systerm with Upgraded Duty Cycle.
• ARC force and Hot start adjustable, easy to striking the arc.
• VRD function,it safe for welders.
• Auto-Protection against over-voltage, over-current and over-heated.
• Remote control function(optional), enlarge your welding Area,easy to operate.
• Energy Saving - More efficient compared with the traditional SCR machine.

• Fully Digital controlled welding.,
• Digital Display of Welding Parameters.,
• Stepless control of Welding current.,
• Built in high frequency, Inbuilt protection for Under Voltage,
• Adjustment of minimum welding
• Light weight, compact welding machine.,
• current is as low as 10 A (MMA) and 10 A (TIG),
• Low energy consumption saves up to 40% power bill.

Arc Welding Machine ARC-400 IM Z -312 is a process in which an electric arc is used to weld materials such as metals and thermoplastics; the weld area is protected by an inert gas, usually argon. It differs from other more prevalent welding processes such as those used for MIG (Metal Inert Gas) and TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) due to its use of an electric current to create the arc, allowing it to be performed with no external source of power. This process can be used on a wide range of metals, including most steels, as well as some non-metallic items such as glass, ceramics and plastics. Using an arc welder requires a great deal of skill and experience, which can make it quite dangerous if the correct safety procedures aren't followed. Typically the welder must maintain physical contact with the welding apparatus, often with one hand grasping a handle and another at the end of a long pole for stability. Various devices are also used in conjunction with the arc welder to allow for greater control over the weld; these include ground cables, hoods and helmets to protect against sparks and slag. The process of arc welding is accomplished by allowing a high voltage electric current from outside the weld area to pass through two electrodes.