Migatronic Expands Delta Welding Machine Range


Migatronic has added two models to its range of super compact, mono-phase Delta welding machines, both of which can weld thicker plates than the three present Delta machines. The Delta 200 HP TIG/MMA machine features a pulse function and high output in the current range 5-200A, while the Delta 180 E MMA machine operates in the current range 5-180A.

The increased power has no effect on the weight: Delta 200 HP weighs 10.7kg and Delta 180 E weighs 9.5kg. In addition to assembly and repair jobs, the two machines are also suitable for workshop use. With casings of aluminium and plastic available, the operationally reliable welding machines are both portable and sturdy.

With the scratch ignition, the Delta 180 E MMA can also be used for simple TIG welding. The welding machine features hot-start, arc power functions and protection against fluctuations in the mains voltage, and the welder has the option of a plus or minus pole on the electrode clamp. The Delta 200 HP machine features operational comfort and is ideal for quality welding of stainless steel, mild steel and all other DC-weldable materials.

In TIG welding, with or without pulse, it is possible to use up to 3.2mm tungsten electrodes and in MMA welding, the machine welds with up to 3.2mm covered electrodes. Two-stroke or four-stroke TIG with HF or LIFTIG ignition are optional functions. Delta 200 HP features arc control and variable gas post-flow, and in both TIG welding and MMA welding, the machine can be operated through a remote control unit. The set welding current can be read on the digital control panel.

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