Engine-driven welders Pramac W220 TDC

What it is

Engine-driven welders Pramac W220 TDC. Key specifications: welding current (A) 40 - 220, welding current at 60% (A) 170, voltage (V) 400/230.

The engine-driven welder is a welding machine driven by an internal combustion engine, which produces the welding current even where there is no mains electricity.

What it is for

Used in steel fabrication, from cutting to assembly and in welding and the work that goes with it.

How to use it

Take it outdoors or to a well-ventilated place, because the engine produces exhaust gases; check levels and fuel with the engine off and connect the cables and clamps. Start the engine, adjust the current and weld. When the job is finished, switch off the engine and let it cool before refuelling.

Where it is used

• Mechanical engineering industry
• Mechanical workshops

Technical data

• Welding current (A): 40 - 220
• Welding current at 60% (A): 170
• Voltage (V): 400/230
• Three phase power ESP: 5.5 / 6.8 kW/kVA
• Three phase power COP (kVA): 5,6
• Max rated power, single phase: 2.4 / 2.7 kW/kVA
• Single phase power COP (kVA): 2,3
• Starting: Manual (self-retracting)
• Fuel: Petrol
• IP protection rating: IP23
• Socket protection: IP44

Who it is for

Designed for metal fabricators and welders.

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Before you order

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