Maxmech Inverter  Welding Machine MMA - 200

Tikweld Welding Supplies and Services is the distributor of MAXMECH INVERTER WELDING MACHINE in Nigeria. Our DC IGBT INVERTER WELDING MACHINE Single PCB Has all the adjustable parameters needed for the TIG welding Process and therefore suitable for a variety of workpieces and its Welding parameters are easily identified with matcching graphics making operation easy and straightforward, it also, has Full digital design and it's highly integrated circuit, greatly reduce interruption and failure rate. 

FEATURES OF MAXMECH INVERTER  WELDING MACHINE MMA – 200:

1. Advance IGBT Technology 
2. Easy-carry, Strong Output, Energy-Saving
3. Current displayer, Hot start, anti-stick, over-load protection 
4. Less power attenuation with lengthened output cables.
5. Stable arc burning during the whole welding process 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

1. In welding, what does MMA mean?
 Manual Metal Arc (MMA) Welding

Among the most used arc welding procedures, manual metal arc (MMA) welding is the most versatile. It entails creating an arc between a workpiece and a coated metal electrode. The electrode and parent metal are melted by the arc's heat, and when they cool together, they combine to form a continuous solid mass.

2. How can I pick a high-quality inverter welding device?
Compatibility with power sources: In addition to being appropriate for the materials you will be welding, the machine should be able to manage the power supply you already have. Range of amperage: The machine's amperage should be sufficient to handle the thickness of the material you plan to weld. 

3. Why would someone use a welding inverter?
An inverter is essentially an electrical voltage regulating system. An inverter welding machine transforms an AC power source into a lower usable output voltage, such as 20V DC output from 240V AC supply.

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