Arc Welders and Stick Welding Equipment
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The R-Tech MMA160S is a heavy duty MMA Stick Arc welder that features Inverter technology and is suitable for ship builders and fabricators where constant use is required. Comes with all welding cables.
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Code: MMA160S |
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£ 345.00
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£ 414.00 inc VAT
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The R-Tech MMA160DV is a dual voltage MMA Stick Arc welder that features Inverter technology and is suitable for ship builders and fabricators where constant use is required. Comes with all welding cables.
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Code: MMA160DV |
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£ 299.00
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£ 358.80 inc VAT
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Lightweight design with long handle and double-ended chipping head.
- Features a chisel and a pointed tip
- Removes welding slag
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Code: WA-EW0004 |
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£ 4.95
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£ 5.94 inc VAT
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The EWM Pico 162 is a superior quality, high performance portable MMA/Arc welding machine supplied as a complete kit ready to go and features a three year warranty
- MMA (Arc) inverter and TIG DC welding machine
- Portable with safe operation on a mains leads up to 50 m in length
- Unrestricted operation on generators
- Intelligent casing design and robust, impact-resistant plastic guarantees functionality and safety even if dropped or knocked
- Overvoltage protection - Accidental connection to 400 V mains voltage will not result in damage to the machine
- Ready to weld set: Electrode holder, earth lead, hand shield for welding, slag hammer, steel brush and an aluminium-framed hard topped case
- Arcforcing, hotstart, antistick
- 3 year parts and labour warranty
- Protection classification IP23 (open-air operation), S - safety sign (boiler welding)
- View the printable Picotig 162 MMA Welder Data Sheet
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Code: EWM-091-002040-00502 |
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£ 780.00
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£ 936.00 inc VAT
This is RRP price.
Please call for latest price.
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The EWM Pico 162 is a superior quality, high performance dual voltage portable MMA/Arc welding machine supplied as a complete kit ready to go and features a three year warranty
- MMA (Arc) inverter and TIG DC dual voltage welding machine
- Portable with safe operation on a mains leads up to 50 m in length
- Unrestricted operation on generators
- Intelligent casing design and robust, impact-resistant plastic guarantees functionality and safety even if dropped or knocked
- Overvoltage protection - Accidental connection to 400 V mains voltage will not result in damage to the machine
- Ready to weld set: Electrode holder, earth lead, hand shield for welding, slag hammer, steel brush and an aluminium-framed hard topped case
- Arcforcing, hotstart, antistick
- 3 year parts and labour warranty
- Protection classification IP23 (open-air operation), S - safety sign (boiler welding)
- View the printable Picotig 162 MMA Welder Data Sheet
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Code: EWM-091-002042-00502MV |
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£ 990.00
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£ 1188.00 inc VAT
This is RRP price.
Please call for latest price.
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The EWM Pico 180 is a superior quality, high performance portable MMA/Arc welding machine that has a simple operation and features a three year warranty
- MMA (Arc) inverter and TIG DC welding machine
- Portable, gas cooled, decentralised, 2m mains supply lead with 16A shock-proof pulg
- Unrestricted operation on generators
- TIG welding: Unalloyed, low-alloy and high-alloy steels, nickel-based alloys, copper and special materials, repair welding on cast aluminium components
- MMA welding with rutile and basic coated electrodes: Unalloyed, low-alloy and high-alloy steels, nickel-based and copper alloys
- Intelligent casing design and robust, impact-resistant plastic guarantees functionality and safety even if dropped or knocked
- Large operating voltage range (138V-265V)
- Overvoltage protection - Accidental connection to 400 V mains voltage will not result in damage to the machine
- Comprehensive functions for MMA welding: Hotstart current and time, arcforcing correction, antistick
- 3 year parts and labour warranty
- Machine price only: call us for prices on leads and connectors
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Code: EWM-090-002003-00502 |
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£ 990.00
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£ 1188.00 inc VAT
This is RRP price.
Please call for latest price.
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Scratch Start Tig Welder Torch Kit for MMA140M Arc Welder, enables tig welding with Arc MMA Welders.
- WP17 4M Tig Torch kit with gas flow control knob to allow Scratch Start Tig Welding on MMA140M
- Package details : WP17 Tig Torch 4m with gas valve, Single stage 2 Gauge Argon Regulator
- All you need is bottle of Pure Argon, Tig Welding Filler Rods and you can Tig Weld
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Code: Tigkit-MMA140M |
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£ 79.00
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£ 94.80 inc VAT
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Scratch Start Tig Welder Torch Kit for MMA160S Arc Welder, enables tig welding with Arc MMA Welders.
- WP17 4M Tig Torch kit with gas flow control knob to allow Scratch Start Tig Welding on MMA140M
- Package details : WP17 Tig Torch 4m with gas valve, Single stage 2 Gauge Argon Regulator
- All you need is bottle of Pure Argon, Tig Welding Filler Rods and you can Tig Weld
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Code: Tigkit-MMA160S |
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£ 79.00
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£ 94.80 inc VAT
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Arc or MMA (Manual Metal Arc) Welding is the oldest example of currently used electric welding procedures, and perhaps the most straight forward to use and understand.
The principle of arc welding is simple; a relatively large current is passed through a welding rod (or filler rod) of the appropriate metal (Mild steel for welding steel etc.) and a circuit is completed through it when it comes into contact with the earthed metal being welded. The join between the welding rod and the work being welded creates an area of high resistance, which produces enough heat to melt the rod at that point. The rod is drawn along the work, creating a line of molten metal that solidifies to create a strong bond between the two metals being welded together. Higher currents are used for welding thicker metals – and require thicker rods.
If the current used is too low for the thickness of metal being welded the weld will not penetrate sufficiently into the metals, and hence will be weak. If the current is set too high, it is likely that the electrode (welding rod) will splatter (creating a messy weld) or at worst burn through the work.
As the temperature of the arc can reach as high as 6000oC, an amount of oxides are produced – these can cause problems as they form on the metals being welded, creating a barrier between the work and the filler rod. A layer of oxide both insulates the metals (meaning the arc cannot be struck) and may affect the strength and general quality of the weld. To overcome these problems, the filler rod is coated in flux which, when burned, produces a shielding gas that protects the metal from the oxygen in the air. The remains of the flux solidify on the metal in the form of "slag" – which also protects the weld against oxidation until it has cooled.
This layer can simply be chipped off with a welding hammer once the weld has cooled, and sometimes comes off by itself as the metal contracts.
As with all forms of welding and soldering, it is important that the areas of the work are cleaned thoroughly of impurities and oxide before welding takes place; this can be carried out with a wire brush, or abrasive paper.
