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Deca Welding Machine Inverter MIG / TIG / MMA with Maximum Welding Current 200A and Duty Cycle 25%
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Deca Welding Machine Inverter MIG / TIG / MMA with Maximum Welding Current 200A and Duty Cycle 25%

Key features:

  • Power (Kw): 5
  • Electrode: 1.6-4
  • Dimensions (mm): 555 x 276 x 425
  • Weight (kg): 14.6
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  • Welding Current

    200

    Suitable for professional use on thick metals, such as steel or cast iron constructions.

  • Duty Cycle

    The Duty Cycle is the portion of a ten-minute period that a welding machine can operate continuously at maximum Amperes before it needs to stop and cool down.

    2.

    For example, a welding machine with a maximum Amperage of 200 A and a Duty Cycle of 30% can operate continuously at 200 A for 3 minutes before it needs to stop.

  • Power Supply Voltage

    230

    It is the supply voltage that the machine requires from the electrical grid.
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Description

Description

Capabilities

Inverter welding MMA / MIG / TIG from the manufacturer Deca, where inverter technology enhances the performance and durability of the machine and helps reduce its weight. The MMA electrode method creates thick and strong welds without the need for an external gas supply, making it ideal for welding outside the workshop. The MIG method requires the wire to have a special coating (flux) otherwise it needs to be connected to an external gas cylinder (e.g., argon, CO2). While the TIG method is suitable for slow welding on aluminum and stainless steel that requires detailed work and does not create splashes. It can operate continuously for 2.5 minutes at 200A before needing to stop to cool down. Therefore, due to the maximum Amps it supports, it melts thicker wires more easily and creates thicker welds with fewer passes.

Features

  • Electrode: 1.6-4
  • Power (Kw): 5
  • MIG Duty Cycle (%): 180A (25%) EN60974-1 (40° C)
  • MMA Duty Cycle (%): 150A (25%) EN60974-1 (40° C)
  • TIG Duty Cycle (%): 180A (25%) EN60974-1 (40° C)
  • Output Current MIG/NO GAS (A): 200
  • Output Current MMA (A): 160
  • Output Current TIG (A): 200
  • Supply Voltage (V): 230
  • Electrode Types: Rutile, basic, inox, cast iron, etc.
  • Materials to Weld MIG: Carbon steel, inox, aluminum, copper welding MIG-brazing
  • Use with Generator: 7 KW +/- 30%
  • Dimensions (mm): 555 x 276 x 425
  • Weight (kg): 14.6

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
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Specifications

Specifications

Dimensions

Type
MIG, TIG, MMA

Type

MIG

The easiest welding method even for a beginner. 2. If the wire to be used does not have a special coating (flux), it should be connected to an external gas cylinder (e.g. argon, CO2).

TIG

Slow welding for detailed work on aluminum and stainless steel, mainly. Requires experience and connection to an external gas cylinder. Does not create "spatters".

MMA

Creates thick and strong bonds without the need for external gas supply, making it ideal for out-of-lab welding.
Welding Current (max)
200 A

Welding Current (max): 200


Suitable for professional use on thick metals, such as steel or cast iron constructions.
Operation Cycle (max Ampere)
25 %

Operation Cycle (max Ampere)

The Duty Cycle is the portion of a ten-minute period that a welding machine can operate continuously at maximum Amperes before it needs to stop and cool down.

2.

For example, a welding machine with a maximum Amperage of 200 A and a Duty Cycle of 30% can operate continuously at 200 A for 3 minutes before it needs to stop.
Supply Voltage
230 V

Supply Voltage: 230


It is the supply voltage that the machine requires from the electrical grid.
Maximum Electrode Diameter
4 mm

Maximum Electrode Diameter: 4


The maximum electrode thickness that the machine can support, depending on the maximum current it can provide.

Additional Features

Inverter
Yes

Inverter


New technology welding. Very good in terms of performance, durability, and weight, but with a high cost of repair in case of damage. They have automation for better and safer work. If connected to a generator, it is recommended to choose one with 8kVA or more.
IGBT
No
VRD
No
with Voltage Stabilizer
No
for Generator with AVR
No

Features

Hot Start
Yes

Hot Start


Temporarily increases the current intensity at the moment of welding initiation.
Anti Stick
Yes

Anti Stick


Cuts off the current if the electrode sticks to the metal, to prevent it from burning.
Arc Force
Yes

Arc Force


Helps in the stability of the arc during welding.
2T Operation
No
4T Mode
No
Spot Function
No
Pulsed
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Description & Specifications

Capabilities

Inverter welding MMA / MIG / TIG from the manufacturer Deca, where inverter technology enhances the performance and durability of the machine and helps reduce its weight. The MMA electrode method creates thick and strong welds without the need for an external gas supply, making it ideal for welding outside the workshop. The MIG method requires the wire to have a special coating (flux) otherwise it needs to be connected to an external gas cylinder (e.g., argon, CO2). While the TIG method is suitable for slow welding on aluminum and stainless steel that requires detailed work and does not create splashes. It can operate continuously for 2.5 minutes at 200A before needing to stop to cool down. Therefore, due to the maximum Amps it supports, it melts thicker wires more easily and creates thicker welds with fewer passes.

Features

  • Electrode: 1.6-4
  • Power (Kw): 5
  • MIG Duty Cycle (%): 180A (25%) EN60974-1 (40° C)
  • MMA Duty Cycle (%): 150A (25%) EN60974-1 (40° C)
  • TIG Duty Cycle (%): 180A (25%) EN60974-1 (40° C)
  • Output Current MIG/NO GAS (A): 200
  • Output Current MMA (A): 160
  • Output Current TIG (A): 200
  • Supply Voltage (V): 230
  • Electrode Types: Rutile, basic, inox, cast iron, etc.
  • Materials to Weld MIG: Carbon steel, inox, aluminum, copper welding MIG-brazing
  • Use with Generator: 7 KW +/- 30%
  • Dimensions (mm): 555 x 276 x 425
  • Weight (kg): 14.6

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Dimensions

Type
MIG, TIG, MMA

Type

MIG

The easiest welding method even for a beginner. 2. If the wire to be used does not have a special coating (flux), it should be connected to an external gas cylinder (e.g. argon, CO2).

TIG

Slow welding for detailed work on aluminum and stainless steel, mainly. Requires experience and connection to an external gas cylinder. Does not create "spatters".

MMA

Creates thick and strong bonds without the need for external gas supply, making it ideal for out-of-lab welding.
Welding Current (max)
200 A

Welding Current (max): 200


Suitable for professional use on thick metals, such as steel or cast iron constructions.
Operation Cycle (max Ampere)
25 %

Operation Cycle (max Ampere)

The Duty Cycle is the portion of a ten-minute period that a welding machine can operate continuously at maximum Amperes before it needs to stop and cool down.

2.

For example, a welding machine with a maximum Amperage of 200 A and a Duty Cycle of 30% can operate continuously at 200 A for 3 minutes before it needs to stop.
Supply Voltage
230 V

Supply Voltage: 230


It is the supply voltage that the machine requires from the electrical grid.
Maximum Electrode Diameter
4 mm

Maximum Electrode Diameter: 4


The maximum electrode thickness that the machine can support, depending on the maximum current it can provide.

Additional Features

Inverter
Yes

Inverter


New technology welding. Very good in terms of performance, durability, and weight, but with a high cost of repair in case of damage. They have automation for better and safer work. If connected to a generator, it is recommended to choose one with 8kVA or more.
IGBT
No
VRD
No
with Voltage Stabilizer
No
for Generator with AVR
No

Features

Hot Start
Yes

Hot Start


Temporarily increases the current intensity at the moment of welding initiation.
Anti Stick
Yes

Anti Stick


Cuts off the current if the electrode sticks to the metal, to prevent it from burning.
Arc Force
Yes

Arc Force


Helps in the stability of the arc during welding.
2T Operation
No
4T Mode
No
Spot Function
No
Pulsed
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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