Maxmech Inverter  Welding Machine AC/DC 315 PULSE

GZ Industrial Supplies Nigeria is the distributor of MAXMECH INVERTER WELDING MACHINE in Nigeria. Our Maxmech Inverter  Welding Machine AC/DC200 PULSE , AC/DC250 PULSE and AC/DC 315 PULSE, has Varieties of Arc ways , non-contact Arc, Low current (or pulling) and high current Arc (or hot) Arc , compact structure , stable welding current , easy Arc.

Applications and Features of Maxmech Inverter  Welding Machine AC/DC 315 PULSE 

1. Using two-times inverter Technology , pure square wave output , high quality Arc performance , heat concentration , strong reverse cleaning ability , wide range of clean-up , small current is hard to break Arc characteristics , guarantees excellent welding characteristics.
2. Range of application industry.
3. The production of hardware Construction and decoration installation/ Sheet metal factory .
4. Manual welding /TIG welding dual-use machines , it can achieve high -quality hand welding , High quality argon welding.
5. AC and DC dual use, available DC function for welding stainless steel , alloy steel , carbon steel , carbon and other nonferrous metal , AC function can also be used on aluminium and aluminium products. 

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I weld different types of metals with the same welding machine?

It depends on the type of welding machine. Some machines, like MIG and TIG welders, are versatile and can weld a variety of metals, including steel, stainless steel, and aluminium. However, it's important to ensure that the machine and welding process are suitable for the specific metal you intend to weld.

2. How do I determine the correct welding parameters?

The correct welding parameters, such as amperage, voltage, wire feed speed, or tungsten type, depend on factors like the type and thickness of the metal, the welding process, and the desired weld quality. Welding procedure specifications (WPS) or welding guidelines provided by the manufacturer can help determine the appropriate parameters.

3. Can I weld without using a welding machine?

Welding typically requires a welding machine to generate the necessary heat and electrical power. However, certain specialised techniques, such as forge welding or oxy-fuel welding, do not require a welding machine but have limitations and are less common in modern welding applications.

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