Spartus EasyMIG 217 DUAL PULSE semi-automatic welding machine, 200A, 230V

The welding device SPARTUS® EasyMIG 217DP is a modern semi-automatic welding device made using IGBT transistor technology. This device combines synergic MIG / MAG welding with double pulsation, synergic MIG / MAG welding with pulsation, MIG / MAG welding in synergic mode, MIG / MAG welding in manual setting mode, TIG Lift welding, MMA welding. In addition, the device has the ability to change welding polarity. The maximum welding current for MIG / MAG / TIG / MMA methods is 200A. The device is powered from a single-phase 230 V network.

The modern LCD display allows for easy and quick setting of welding voltage and control of the device's functions. When adjusting parameters, the display determines the weld shape dependence on voltage and graphically shows the recommended thickness of material for the selected current.

EasyMIG 217DP allows working with wire diameters of 0.8–1.2 mm. The welding device with synergic programs also allows manually adjusting set parameters. An additional advantage of the device is the capability of pulse welding. The use of double pulsation in the MIG / MAG method allows obtaining a high-quality and aesthetic weld seam, similar to the seam obtained with the TIG method.

Advantages of double pulsation MIG / MAG method:

• enhanced aesthetics
• increased welding efficiency (compared to TIG method)
• reduced thermal deformation (compared to TIG method)
• less operator effort required when welding aluminum (compared to TIG method)

To make the work even easier and more efficient, EasyMIG 217DP has welding process-supporting functions:

• 2T / 4T operating modes.
• Welding inductance adjustment (Inductance) - control of surface width and penetration depth (MIG / MAG), reduction of welding spatter.
• Spool Gun - a lightweight and durable welding torch with a built-in wire feeder and spool on the handle (MIG / MAG).
• HOT START - facilitates arc ignition (MMA). HOT START function triggers a current pulse the moment the electrode touches the workpiece, thereby facilitating arc ignition.
• ARC FORCE - maintains a stable welding arc (MMA). ARC FORCE function is necessary to prevent electrode