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If you want to explore MIG welding, Lincoln Electric's Handy MIG® machine is your ideal solution. Designed for flexibility and simplicity, this MIG welding machine is notable for its portability and ease of use, connecting to a 230V, 20 amp power source. Equipped with four voltage settings and a system for continuously adjusting the wire feed speed, the Handy MIG® is capable of welding mild steel from thin thicknesses up to 3.2 mm. The equipment is supplied almost ready to use, including almost all the accessories necessary to start MIG welding: a torch with mounted cable, an earth cable with clamp, a gas nozzle, a gas regulator with hose, a wire coil solid, contact tips, and a protective mask with filter plate and lens. You just need to add a shielding gas cylinder. Additionally, it includes a coil of self-shielded flux-cored wire, additional contact tips and a hammer with cleaning brush, expanding the functionality of the Handy MIG® for welding with and without gas.

The VIKING-500 PRO semiautomatic welding machine has two-piece design, is designed for power supply from a three-phase 380V network and produces 500A at a load of 60%. The design feature consists in a separate feeding mechanism that can be removed from the source to a control cable length of up to 15 meters. The device heats up the product to a minimum, which allows you to work with thin metals. An important feature is the presence of a two-shaft motor for the wire inch (four rollers), which significantly improves the stability and smoothness of the welding material feeding. Special software functions significantly increase the performance factor of the device. ... Key features of VIKING MIG 500 PRO: - digital control of the device; - advanced software settings; - dot welding mode 2T and 4T; - setting of a smooth drop of the termination current; - adjustable inductance; - forced gas purging; - forced wire inch; - the presence of a 36 V socket (for connecting a CO2 gas heating regulator

Venrius has a broad range of purgemeters. The purge rotameters are intended for general use as a low-cost method of flow indication. It is suitable for the majority of non-critical purge applications that do not necessarily require high flow measurement accuracy. Their primary use is to regulate small gas or liquid purge streams. They are used to keep instruments from coming into contact with hot and corrosive fluids, to keep pressure taps from plugging, to keep optical devices clean, and to keep electrical devices from igniting when they come into contact with flammable materials.