X3 FastMig MIG/MAG welding machine
The X3 FastMig offers high-quality industrial MIG/MAG welding with straightforward operation and an extremely simple user interface. The synergic power source delivers 420 A, and the pulse power source 450 A at a 60% duty cycle.
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Simply start welding
Designed for simplicity and ease of use, the X3 FastMig has a fast setup process and an icon-based user interface for streamlined parameter selection.
Work in tough conditions
With a robust design and durable wire feeder, the X3 FastMig was built for difficult jobs in the most challenging conditions. It looks tough, and it is.
Finish demanding jobs
With 420 or 450 amps at a 60% duty cycle, the X3 FastMig delivers powerful performance with high quality. Lock in on a task and keep going until it's done.
Brilliantly simple, brutally effective MIG/MAG welding
The X3 FastMig Synergic and Pulse MIG/MAG welding machines are the quickest way to complete high-quality welds in wide-ranging welding and fabrication environments. With a robust design and durable wire feeder, the X3 FastMig can handle the bumps and bangs of heavy industrial MIG/MAG welding. It looks tough, but it's also simple and precise. A new icon-based user interface saves time with a fast setup and easy parameter selection. The X3 FastMig gives you immediate control over key functions for a simple and reliable way to create high-quality welds.
It's a brilliantly simple MIG/MAG welder that is also extremely powerful. When tasks get tougher, the X3 FastMig is always ready to meet heavy production targets. Need to complete the biggest job on site? No problem. With 420 (X3S) or 450 amps (X3P) at a 60% duty cycle, the X3 is brutally effective without compromising on quality. Lock in on a task and keep going until it's done. The X3S and X3P FastMig are a perfect match for industrial welding where capable, accurate, and reliable welding equipment is essential and where MIG/MAG welder needs to support fast-changing and varying work tasks.
The X3 FastMig Synergic and Pulse models come with the X3 HD300 wire feeder, featuring a Duratorque 4x4 wire drive mechanism and a strong plastic case with dual-wall construction. The X3 HD300 wire feeder can be attached to the X3 FastMig's MIG/MAG power source with a rotating plate. The safe-lift design allows the wire feeder to be lifted and suspended by the handle. Add a 4-wheel trolley or do more by adding accessories like a hanger for boom for the HD300 wire feeder. Adjust parameters while welding with the HR53 hand remote or GRe50 torch remote control which are available as optional accessories.
A new level of durability
The tough and robust plastic-cased wire feeder cabinet features a dual wall construction designed to absorb the knocks of industrial use in heavy welding and fabrication applications.
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