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JASIC PRO TIG 180 DC INVERTER
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Achieve Your Welding Potential with the JASIC TIG 180!
The JASIC 180 DC TIG INVERTER is an exceptional welding machine designed for both amateur and professional fabricators. Packed with advanced features like high-frequency starting, downslope function, and MMA functionality, it guarantees reliable and consistent arc performance on Ferrous materials. With its user-friendly design, this welder ensures seamless operation, making it a dependable choice for various fabrication projects.
This versatile machine offers a range of benefits, including easy testing and maintenance due to its single PCB construction. The IGBT TIG/MMA inverter welder ensures high efficiency and superior welding performance. It incorporates essential features like Anti-Stick, Arc-Force, Hot Start 2T/4T, and downslope and post flow functions.
This versatile machine offers a range of benefits, including easy testing and maintenance due to its single PCB construction. The IGBT TIG/MMA inverter welder ensures high efficiency and superior welding performance. It incorporates essential features like Anti-Stick, Arc-Force, Hot Start 2T/4T, and downslope and post flow functions.
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FAQs ON TIG Welding
Q1: How Much Does a Jasic TIG 180 Cost?
A1: The Jasic TIG 180 prices start at £470
Q2: Whats the difference between TIG and MIG Welding?
A2: TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding is a precise welding process that uses a non-consumable tungsten electrode to create the weld. It produces high-quality, clean welds and is commonly used for thinner materials, stainless steel, and aluminium.
MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding, on the other hand, utilises a consumable wire electrode and a shielding gas to protect the weld pool. It is faster and more versatile than TIG welding, making it suitable for a wide range of materials and thicknesses.
In summary, TIG welding offers precise control and is ideal for delicate applications, while MIG welding provides efficiency and versatility for various welding tasks.
Q3: Can a DC Tig Welder weld aluminium?
A3: Yes, a DC TIG welder can weld aluminium, but it requires additional equipment and techniques. To weld aluminium, you need to use AC (alternating current) TIG welding machines, which provide the necessary balance between positive and negative cycles to handle aluminium's oxide layer. DC TIG welders are primarily used for welding materials like stainless steel and mild steel.
WHY BUY YOUR JASIC 180 TIG WELDER FROM US?
Our team of welding experts at BWS is ready to assist you every step of the way. With over 25years of training on TIG welding we have vast experience. So whether you have questions about specific products, need guidance on selecting the right equipment, or seek welding-related advice, our knowledgeable staff are here to help. We are dedicated to ensuring you make informed decisions and achieve outstanding results in your welding projects. We also have some of the most experienced engineers in the industry able to offer full technical support on top of what the manufacturers offer. We state that "we service and repair everything we sell in-house!" So you can feel comfortable in your purchase both now and in the future!
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