Welding Machines By ANTHEM

• Power Source: It supplies the current needed to create the arc. MMA welders can be AC or DC powered, with DC offering more control and stability.
• Electrode Holder: This holds the consumable electrode and connects to the power source.
• Ground Clamp: This is connected to the workpiece to complete the electrical circuit, allowing the arc to form when the electrode touches the metal.
• Electrode: A coated stick that melts during the welding process, providing filler material for the weld joint.
• Arc Creation: When the electrode touches the workpiece, an electric arc is created due to the current passing through the gap, which melts both the electrode and the workpiece to create a strong bond.
• Advantages of MMA Welding: Versatility: Suitable for welding different types of metals, including steel, stainless steel, and cast iron. Portability: The equipment is relatively simple and portable. Work in Various Conditions: MMA welding can be done outdoors and in various positions.
• Applications: Construction Repair and maintenance Shipbuilding Heavy steel structures

• MMA welding is a process where an electric arc is formed between a consumable electrode (the "stick") and the workpiece. The heat generated by the arc melts the electrode and the workpiece material, forming a weld pool.
• Current Rating: The designation indicates that the machine has a maximum welding current of 250 amps.
• Key Features Portability: Most 250 A MMA machines are compact and portable, making them ideal for both field and workshop use.
• Built-in Safety Features: Protection features like anti-stick, hot start, and thermal overload protection enhance ease of use and safety.
• Inverter Technology: Many modern MMA welding machines use inverter technology, which makes them lighter, more efficient, and capable of smoother and more stable arcs compared to traditional transformer-based welders.
• Advantages of MMA Welding: Versatility: Suitable for welding different types of metals, including steel, stainless steel, and cast iron. Portability: The equipment is relatively simple and portable. Work in Various Conditions: MMA welding can be done outdoors and in various positions.
• Applications: Construction Repair and maintenance Shipbuilding Heavy steel structures

• High Welding Current: 400A output provides the ability to weld thicker materials with larger-diameter electrodes.
• Stick Welding (SMAW): These machines use electrodes that are consumable and typically coated in flux, making them suitable for outdoor or windy conditions.
• Inverter Technology (Optional): Many newer models feature inverter technology for energy efficiency, providing smoother output and reduced power consumption.
• Duty Cycle: High-duty cycle, often around 60% or more at maximum current, allowing for extended welding periods without overheating.
• Inverter Technology: Many modern MMA welding machines use inverter technology, which makes them lighter, more efficient, and capable of smoother and more stable arcs compared to traditional transformer-based welders.
• Advantages of MMA Welding: Versatility: Suitable for welding different types of metals, including steel, stainless steel, and cast iron. Portability: The equipment is relatively simple and portable. Work in Various Conditions: MMA welding can be done outdoors and in various positions.
• Applications: Construction Repair and maintenance Shipbuilding Heavy steel structures