MIG-MAG/FLUX/BRAZING/MMA/TIG DC-Lift Technomig 240 Wave welder, 230V

• This welding machine is a 220A source of current for arc welding, made specifically for MAG welding carbon steel or weak alloys with CO2 protective gas or Argon/CO2 mixes, using tubular full or core electrode wires.
• It is also ideal for MIG welding stainless steel with Argon gas containing + 1-2% oxygen and aluminium and CuSi3, CuAl8 (brazing) with Argon gas, using electrode wires that are suitable for the workpiece to be welded
• It is particularly suitable for light metalwork fabrication and in body shops, for welding galvanized plates, high stress stainless steel and aluminium. SYNERGIC operation ensures fast and easy welding parameter setting, always guaranteeing high arc control and welding quality.
• The welding machine is designed for use with the SPOOL GUN torch, used to weld aluminium and steel in the presence of wide spaces between the generator and the piece to be welded. The welding machine can be used for TIG welding in direct current (DC), with arc striking upon contact (LIFT ARC mode). It welds all types of steel (carbon, low- and high-alloy) and heavy metals (copper, nickel, titanium and their alloys) with a gas shield of pure (99.9%) Ar or, for special uses, with an Argon/Helium mix.
• It can also be used for MMA electrode welding in direct current (DC) using coated electrodes (rutile, acid, basic).

Key features

• Wave OS operating system. 55 customisable programs. Welding operations are traceable and analysable, by saving data via USB. 
• Pulse welding programs for specific materials (for aluminium and galvanised sheet metal) and low thermal load for thin materials (ATC).
• User-friendly interface with TFT colour screen for simplified interaction with the product.
• Max. spool 15kg, 300mm
• Contained weight and compactness for easy transport.
• Continuous and pulsed functioning.
• Complete with torch (MT25,3m), cable and earth clamp.

AB pulse (Alternating Bi-level Pulse): "AB Pulse" is a pulsating arc welding mode that uses alternating two different levels of energy pulses. This technique allows for finer control of heat input during the welding process, thereby reducing heat-induced distortions and improving seam quality. One pulse level provides higher energy for better penetration and transition of the welding material into the molten pool, while the other, lower energy level pulse helps control heat input and stabilize the welding seam.

AB POP (Pulse On Pulse): "AB POP" or "Pulse On Pulse" technology is an advanced version of pulsating arc welding, where two pulses are layered on top of each other. This method offers even greater control over heat input, enabling the user to finely adjust the appearance and quality of the seam. The POP technology is particularly useful for welding thin materials, where minimizing heat-induced deformation is crucial, and for thicker materials, where achieving deeper penetration and better seam quality is the goal.

MIG-MAG
Operating modes:
- manual
- synergic
- AB Pulse (I2 ≤ 270A);
- AB PoP (I2 ≤ 270A);
- Root Mig
- Wire speed, welding current and voltage shown on the display.
- 2T, 4T, 4T Bi-level, Spot operation selection.
2T: Welding begins when the torch push-button is pressed and ends when the push-button is released.
4T: Welding begins when the torch push-button is pressed and released, and ends only when the torch push-button is pressed and released a second time. This mode is useful for long welding operations.
4T Bi-level: Welding begins when the torch push-button is pressed and released. Each time it is pressed/released it switches from current (I2 symbol) to current (I1 symbol) and vice-versa. It only terminates when the torch push-button is pressed for a certain set time.
Spot: Used for MIG/MAG spot welding with control of welding duration.
- SPOOL GUN (single torch version only), PUSH PULL, CONTROL TORCH automatic recognition.

TIG
- Start LIFT: The electric arc is struck by moving the tungsten electrode away from the piece to be welded. This strike mode causes less electrical-radiation disturbance and reduces tungsten inclusions and electrode wear to a minimum.
- Welding voltage and current shown on the TFT display.

MMA
- Arc force: This is the dynamic “ARC-FORCE” overcurrent, the display shows the percentage increase as to the value of the pre-selected welding current. This adjustment improves welding fluidity, prevents the electrode from adhering to the workpiece and makes it possible to use different types of electrodes.
- Hot start: This is the initial “HOT START” overcurrent, the display shows the percentage increase as to the value of the selected welding current. This adjustment improves 
starting.
- Anti-stick: Prevents the electrode from sticking to the workpiece, reducing the current connected to the electrode when it detects sticking. This makes it easier to remove the electrode and reduces the risk of overheating.
- VRD:  This enables or disables the device that reduces the loadless output voltage (ON or OFF setting). With the VRD enabled, operator safety increases when the welding machine is on but not in the welding mode. The actual welding settings (welding current, voltage and the diameter of the suggested electrode) are shown in the left section of the display.
- Welding voltage and current shown on the TFT display.

OTHER
- Setting the language.
- Setting the metric or UK system.
- Setting the view mode (standard or easy).
- Possibility to set the machine parameters (voltage, current, wire speed).
- Possibility to save, retrieve, import and export customised software.
- Possibility to record and save welding jobs.

PROTECTIONS
- Thermostatic safeguard: A heat-sensing system that shuts down the machine if the temperature rises too high, preventing overheating.
- Protection against accidental short-circuits caused by contact between torch and earth.
- Protection against irregular voltage (power supply voltage too high or too low).
- Anti-stick (MMA).

STANDARD ACCESSORIES
- MIG Torch (MT25, 3m)
- Return cable complete with earth clamp.
- Torch holder

Specifications