Carbon Steel Welding Electrodes
CARBON STEEL Welding Electrode:
A welding consumable for arc welding of carbon steel. It consists of two parts, the core and the shell. The welding core is the metal material that melts during welding, while the welding shell is the cladding material around the welding core, which is used to protect the molten metal during welding and prevent the influence of oxygen and moisture in the air on the weld. Carbon steel welding electrodes can be used to weld various carbon steel materials, such as low carbon steel, medium carbon steel and high carbon steel. It is widely used in welding work in construction, shipbuilding, machinery, automobile, petrochemical and other industries.
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Parameter/Specification
Model Item     Â
MIG 400S
MIG 500S
Voltage(V)
AC380V ±15%
AC380V ±15%
Frequency(Hz)
50-60
50-60
Input Power(KVA)
17
24
No-load Voltage(V)
67
67
Current Range(A)
60-400
60-500
Rated Duty Cycle
60%
60%
Wire Feeder
Separate
Separate
Wire Spool Dia. (mm)
270/15Kgs
270/15Kgs
Wire dia. (mm)
0.8/1.0/1.2
1.0/1.2/1.6
Plate thickness(mm)
0.8 above
0.8 above
Power Factor
0.93
0.93
Efficiency(%)
85
85
Insulation Grade
F
F
Housing Protection Grade
IP21S
IP21S
Weight(Kg)
22
25
(L*W*H)(mm)
485*230*365
485*230*365
Carton CBM(m3)
0.174
0.174
Specification
Capacitor
40UF\1250V *1
40UF\1250V *1
IGBT Module
LUH50G1204 *2
LUH100G1202Z *2
Output Rectifier
FFA60UP30DN *8
FFA60UP30DN *12
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Model NO.: MIG 500S IGBT
Trademark: GUBANG
Specification: 485*230*365
Origin: China
HS Code: 851539000
Model NO.: MIG 500S IGBT
Trademark: GUBANG
Specification: 485*230*365
Origin: China
HS Code: 851539000
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