Manual welding
More than a great weld – Kemppi sets the standard for compact MIG/MAG welding machines with the new Master M series
May 8, 2022
The new Master M series focuses on usability, bringing welding safety and productivity to a whole new level.
Jenni Viljakainen
Jenni Viljakainen
Jenni Viljakainen
Content Specialist at Differo. Background in technical communication and localization, now focusing on strategic B2B content marketing. Always interested in improving the customer experience and keeping things simple.
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