Single & Double Pulse MIG

Pulse welding reduces the heat and minimises spatter, without compromising penetration, so its perfect for thin and soft materials like aluminium.

A single pulse weld alternates between a peak current and a background current. Double pulse welding works the same way, but with a second background current to add even more control over the arc.

• Reduced heat input, so you can weld thinner than standard MIG, perfect for aluminium
• Weld faster than a TIG weld, but with the same aesthetic appearance of TIG
• Spatter free welding, cutting your clean-up time to nothing
• Great penetration even with lower heat

5” LCD Touch Screen Display

Choosing your weld parameters or changing your settings mid weld has never been easier. The large touch screen display is clear, with an easy to navigate interface. You won’t even need a manual to work it out.

Hot Start and Crater Fill

Hot Start gives you a boost in current at the start of your weld, eliminating issues with starting on cold metal, and makes welding on thicker materials and aluminium easier.

Crater Fill ramps your welding current and voltage down at the end of a weld, so you can fill in the end of a weld at a lower power, eliminating craters and pinholes.

Crater Fill and Hot Start functions on MIG, TIG and STICK mean your welds start strong and end just as strong.

STICK (MMA)

You’ll be able to STICK weld anything, including cellulosic electrodes, plus with the addition of Anti Stick, you’ll never struggle to strike an arc again.

The Arc Force function helps to keep the arc stabilised throughout the weld, so it won’t cut out, and stops the electrode from sticking.

Power Limit works to keep the amperage constant throughout the weld by preventing the voltage from exceeding the set value.

Job Memory (100 Jobs)

Save your favourite weld settings with the jobs function.

2T / 4T / SPOT

Choose between two-touch, four-touch and spot modes to maximise operator comfort on every weld.

Inductance Control

Change the frequency of your short circuit MIG welds with the Inductance settings, so you can choose your preferred arc characteristics.