Magmaweld ID 400 MK Pulse Smart MIG Welder

Magmaweld manufacture heavy duty MIG welding machines in the range from 200 to 500 amp capacity. Their range includes both compact and separate wire feed models with either air or water cooled torches. They also produce both single and three phase TIG welding inverters in 160 to 300 amp capacity. All models are finished to a very high standard with the majority of components manufactured in house, allowing Magmaweld to offer optimum support and continuity of supply.

Magmaweld ID 400 MK Pulse Smart MIG Welder
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Features

  • MIG/MAG welding
  • Latest inverter technology
  • Pulse functionality
  • 3 operation modes; Synergic, Classic or Smart
  • Ability to save welding parameter presets
  • Integrated wire feed with 4 roll drive
  • 50 - 400 amps range
  • Air cooled torch
  • Wheel mounted
  • Heavy duty construction
  • Ready to weld package

Technical Information

MODEL   ID 400 MK Smart
Power Supply   3PH 400V 50Hz
Input Power at 40% kVA 22.1
Welding Current Range Amp 50 - 400
Duty Cycle 40% (at 40ºC) Amp 400
Length mm 1078
Width mm 528
Height mm 962
Weight kg 86
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