دستگاه جوش Parweld XTT212Di ACDC جدید

A comprehensive TIG AC/DC machine in a compact and portable format.

TIG AC/DC WITH LIFT
TIG AC/DC WITH HF
MMA

Including:

Parweld PRO26 8 Meter Welding torch
Earth cable 3 Meter with clamp
Gas hose
Electrode cable
Manual
2 Year warranty

NEW FEATURES:

Digital display for quick and easy machine setting with minimum process knowledge.
TIG synergic: synergic control options in TIG mode set recommended parameters. Adjustments can be made as required.
TIG HF or Lift TIG (manual): Set parameters yourself. Choose TIG welding with HF ignition or Lift TIG.
Advanced settings for more adjustment options.
Choice of 4 wave types in AC mode: square wave (standard), soft square wave, trapezoidal wave and sine wave.
Spot welding for fast and short bonding. Choose the spot welding time yourself. For longer runs, the pause between 2 spot welds can be set for greater user comfort.
AC MIX can be set: this alternates AC and DC processes. Ideal for welding different material thicknesses.
Q start and Q time: in DC mode, you can set a lower ignition current from 20A and the time of this current. Recommended with thin plates to prevent burn-through.

Memory function: Saving of 6 welding programmes for fast start-up.



Setting AC MIX
– AC TIG and DC TIG processes alternate. This function is recommended when welding different material thicknesses in aluminium.
Min / Max 10% to 80%. This option is available with the advanced functions in AC.

Q start and Q time (DC TIG)
– Q start for a good start in low-current applications. Ideal for thin plate welding with a reliable starting arc (less chance of plate burnout). The start current can be set from 20A or higher. This function is available in the advanced functions in DC.
– Q time the duration time in which the Q start should be present. Adjustable from 0.1 seconds to 60 seconds.
AC Waveform

Square wave (default): Set by default in AC TIG welding. Gives a stable arc and maximises in welding and cleaning modes. The arc makes a typical noise during welding due to the rapid switch from positive to negative.

– Soft square wave: A softer arc than the square wave with slightly more fluidity in the weld pool.

– Trapezoidal wave: Low heat input ideal for thin materials that use a higher AC frequency.

– Sine wave: Soft, smooth arc with a lower noise level. Heat input is between square wave and trapezoidal wave with a lower welding speed.