Maxmech Inverter Welding Machine MMA-250

KSh12,999.00

  • Welding Process: Primarily MMA (Stick) welding. Some variants might also be marketed as “TIG/MMA-250” suggesting basic Lift TIG capability, but for true TIG welding, dedicated machines are usually better.
  • Amperage Output: Max 250 Amperes. This high amperage allows it to easily handle electrode rods from 1.6mm up to 5.0mm, making it versatile for a wide range of metal thicknesses and applications.
  • Technology: Employs advanced IGBT (Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor) inverter technology. This ensures:
    • Compact Size & Low Weight: Much smaller and lighter than traditional transformer welders of the same power (typically around 6-10 kg).
    • Energy Efficiency: Reduces power consumption compared to older models.
    • Stable Arc: Provides a smooth, consistent, and easily controllable welding arc, leading to cleaner welds and less spatter.
  • Input Voltage: Most commonly 220V/230V single-phase, suitable for standard Kenyan power outlets. Some industrial versions might be 380V three-phase, but for an “MMA-250,” single-phase is most prevalent.
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Key Features and Specifications of the Maxmech Inverter Welding Machine MMA-250:

  • Welding Process: Primarily MMA (Stick) welding. Some variants might also be marketed as “TIG/MMA-250” suggesting basic Lift TIG capability, but for true TIG welding, dedicated machines are usually better.
  • Amperage Output: Max 250 Amperes. This high amperage allows it to easily handle electrode rods from 1.6mm up to 5.0mm, making it versatile for a wide range of metal thicknesses and applications.
  • Technology: Employs advanced IGBT (Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor) inverter technology. This ensures:
    • Compact Size & Low Weight: Much smaller and lighter than traditional transformer welders of the same power (typically around 6-10 kg).
    • Energy Efficiency: Reduces power consumption compared to older models.
    • Stable Arc: Provides a smooth, consistent, and easily controllable welding arc, leading to cleaner welds and less spatter.
  • Input Voltage: Most commonly 220V/230V single-phase, suitable for standard Kenyan power outlets. Some industrial versions might be 380V three-phase, but for an “MMA-250,” single-phase is most prevalent.
  • Duty Cycle: This is a critical factor for a 250A machine. Many listings indicate a 60% duty cycle at a lower amperage (e.g., 180A – 200A). This means it can weld continuously for 6 minutes out of a 10-minute cycle at that current before needing to cool down. The duty cycle at its maximum 250A output will be lower (e.g., 30-40%). A higher duty cycle indicates better performance for continuous heavy welding.
  • No-Load Voltage: Typically around 56V to 60V, which assists with easy arc ignition.
  • Arc Features:
    • Hot Start: Facilitates easier and faster arc initiation.
    • Anti-Stick: Prevents the electrode from sticking to the workpiece, making it easier to remove and restart the arc.
    • Arc Force (Self-adaptive): Helps maintain a stable arc, preventing it from extinguishing during welding.
    • Overload & Overheat Protection: Built-in thermal and current protection systems for safety and machine longevity.
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Weight10 lbs
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