Askaynak ELectrical welding machine Inverter 155 Super

Askaynak ELectrical welding machine Inverter 155 Super

GZ Industrial supplies have large stock of ASkayNak Welding consumables, Our Askaynak Electrical welding machine inverter 185 is a heavy duty electrical welding machine.

Features of Askaynak electrical welding machine inverter 155 super.

• You will be able to achieve seamless welding seams thanks to uninterrupted welding with 2,5 – 3,25 mm(max) diameter rutile and especially basic electrodes on unalloyed, low alloyed and stainless steel materials.

• Inverter 155-Super doesn’t contaminate the mains since it doesn’t produce noise emission and in terms of electromagnetic it doesn’t interfere with other machines and measurement devices located in the environment. In addition; since it isn’t get affected by mains hums or electromagnetic fields of other equipment operating nearby, no performance loss occurs during the welding process.

• 16x25 mm long-lasting and high-strength CE certificated welding sockets are used in Askaynak Inverter 155-Super.

• Now cutting under harsh conditions will not be a problem for you and for your machine.

• 220V-1Ph input voltage and maximum output current of 140 A provide a continuous welding with electrodes in diameters of 2.5 mm.

• You will have all advantages and guarantees offered by CE certi?cate and regulations regarding LVD and EMC speci?ed in EN 60974-1 and EN 60974-10 standards.

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Technical Properties of Askaynak electrical welding machine 155 super Inverter 155-Super

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How can a defective welding machine be identified?

Lack of consistency, cracks running through the middle of the bead, a bead that is too thin, and/or a lack of parent metal discoloration (which should be about 1/8 of an inch) are indications of a subpar welding process.

2. Which welding takes less time?

MIG welding. This is because MIG welding is quicker than TIG welding, and can be produced at a lesser cost. Additionally, MIG welding is simpler to master, and to create welds that require little to no cleaning and finishing.

3. What's the strongest weld?

What Type Of Weld Is The Strongest? TIG welding is often considered the strongest weld since it produces extreme heat, and the slow cooling rate results in high tensile strength and ductility. MIG is also an excellent candidate for the strongest type of weld because it can create a strong joint.

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