MinarcMig Auto machines packed with more welding power than ever before

MinarcMig Auto machines packed with more welding power than ever before
We are excited to bring to your attention the latest additions to our portable product lineup – the MinarcMig Auto 190 and 220 welding machines. Packed with more welding power than ever before, these small and lightweight machines represent a significant leap forward in MIG/MAG welding capacity and quality.
Key benefits
Powerful performance anywhere: Secure excellent weld quality every time, everywhere. The best-level welding power from a 1-phase 230V power supply provides flexibility in choosing and moving around worksites.
Ease of use: An intuitive and user-friendly interface makes operating the machine easy for both experienced welders and beginners. The AUTO setting by plate thickness simplifies the welding process and improves welding quality.
Enhanced mobility and effortless welding: Experience the freedom to weld effortlessly. The lightweight and portable design allows easy and safe movement.
High-performance MIG/MAG welding capabilities
The MinarcMig 190 Auto and 220 Auto now feature both Automatic and Manual mode set-up as standard. This allows precise welding quality and accurate ignition, all controlled by Kemppi’s adaptive arc regulation system. Simply set the plate thickness on the MinarcMig Auto, and weld a variety of materials, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and CuSi brazing filler wires.
These little giants deliver portable MIG/MAG welding power, offering 190 amps at a 35% duty cycle or 220 amps at a 20% duty cycle from a 16 A, 1-phase mains supply.
The new MinarcMig models come ‘equipped ready to weld’ with the Flexlite GC welding gun. This gun features integrated cable bending support and an innovative gun handle as standard, ensuring optimal handling and control.
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