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New Portable DC Heavy Duty Stainless Steel TIG Welding Machine PROTIG-250Di Outdoor Use

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$987
Minimum order quantity: 1 set
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rated output current

Key attributes

rated input voltage

230 V

rated duty cycle @40°c (tig)

250A/20V

material / metal processed

Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminium Alloy

output polarity

DC Tig

max. load power capacity

7.81 kVA

Welding Thickness

3mm

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Key attributes

rated input voltage
230 V
rated duty cycle @40°c (tig)
250A/20V
material / metal processed
Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminium Alloy
output polarity
DC Tig
max. load power capacity
7.81 kVA
Welding Thickness
3mm
feature
Portable
Plug Type
Us Plug, European Plug, Australian Plug, British Plug
warranty
1 Year
Welding Current/Voltage Range
5A/10.1V~250A/20V
rated output voltage
20 V
condition
New
Rated Output Current
250 A
motor type
DC Motor
place of origin
Zhejiang, China
brand name
TOPWELL
dimensions
410x190x305mm
Pulse Frequency
0.2-200Hz
usage
DC TIG welding machine
Weight
32
Color
Red Black
Efficiency
80% Inverter Welders
Power Factor
0.8
Weight
16.4kg
Power(W)
7.81KVA
Voltage
1PH ~ 230V ± 15%
Pilot Arc Current
5-250A
Arc Current
5-250A
Certification
CE, ROHS
Rated Duty Cycle
60%

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