Minarc stick welder
Minarc 150 1ph and 220 3ph Classic MMA welding machines are light in weight, but robust, durable and impact resistant, ideal for workshop and site environments.
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Of light weight, high power and duty cycle
Little giants of the MMA welding world
Minarc 150 and 220 Classic MMA welding machines are light in weight, robust, durable and impact resistant, ideal for workshop and site environments.
Superior arc performance based on high voltage reserves and automatic ‘Arc Force’ control, guarantee the arc will remain stable in all welding positions, even when connected with extra-long welding and power cables, up to 100m.
Automatic Hot Start gives perfect ignition in all conditions and the Anti-sticking function decreases the risk of the MMA electrode sticking to the base material and aids short arc control. Protection against overload, humidity and dust ingress, gives excellent reliability, and TIG welding is made possible with the scratch -TIG function and GV TIG torches. Minarc 220 features a remote-control option.
Specified Minarc Classic models feature VRD function (Voltage Reduction Device), lowering the open circuit voltage for welding environments that may present wet, damp or humid conditions. Minarc 151 Classic is designed to be used with 110V site transformers.
Impact-resistant
Minarc 150 features an impact-resistant case and control protection.
Easy to set
Minarc 220 is easy to set. Electrode type selection ensures the best welding quality, and you can also use an optional remote control to make fine current adjustments during welding.
Exceptional welding performance
Exceptional welding performance and compact size make Minarc MMA welders ideal for maintenance workshops and repairing heavy equipment.
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