Telwin Electromig 330 Wave Pulsed Mig Welder 400v
£2,475.00
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£2,475.00
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Telwin Electromig 330 Wave Pulsed Mig Welder 400v
£2,475.00
Sale price
£2,475.00
Regular price
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The TELWIN 816061 ELECTROMIG 330 WAVE PULSED MIG WELDER 400V is a professional-grade inverter MIG/MAG welding machine designed for demanding industrial and workshop applications, offering advanced pulsed arc technology for precise, high-quality welds on a wide range of metal thicknesses and materials.
Key Features
- Advanced pulsed MIG welding technology
- 400V three-phase power input
- High-duty cycle for continuous use
- Synergic control for simplified settings
- Compatible with steel, stainless, aluminium
- Robust build for industrial environments
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Technical Features
- Synergic pulsed MIG/MAG technology ensures precise heat control and superior weld quality on all materials.
- Advanced WAVE function reduces spatter and delivers exceptional bead profile across varying material thicknesses.
- Wide welding current range from 30 to 330A accommodates thin sheet metal through to heavy structural work.
- Digital control panel provides intuitive parameter adjustment for fast, accurate setup by experienced operators.
- Compatible with steel, stainless steel, aluminium, and fluxcored wires for maximum application versatility.
- Robust industrial construction with IP23 protection rating ensures reliable performance in demanding workshop environments.
Specification
Supply Voltage
400V - 3 Phase 50/60 Hz
Welding Current Range
30 - 330A
Duty Cycle at Max Current
60% at 330A
No-Load Voltage
48V
Wire Diameter Range
0.6 - 1.2 mm
Compatible Wire Types
Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminium, Flux-Cored
Protection Class
IP23
Insulation Class
H
Weight
42 kg
Dimensions (L x W x H)
890 x 440 x 730 mm
FAQs
What materials can the TELWIN ELECTROMIG 330 WAVE weld, and is it suitable for aluminium fabrication?
The ELECTROMIG 330 WAVE is fully compatible with mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium, and flux-cored wire, making it an extremely versatile machine for mixed-material workshops. Its pulsed MIG technology is particularly advantageous for aluminium welding, as it precisely controls heat input to minimise distortion and burn-through. A suitable spool gun or push-pull torch setup is recommended when welding aluminium wire to ensure smooth, consistent wire feeding.
What is the duty cycle of the TELWIN ELECTROMIG 330 WAVE, and can it handle continuous production welding?
The ELECTROMIG 330 WAVE offers a duty cycle of 60% at its maximum output of 330A, meaning it can weld continuously for six minutes in every ten-minute period at full power. At lower, more typical working currents, the duty cycle increases significantly, making it well-suited for sustained production welding tasks. This performance level comfortably meets the demands of busy fabrication shops and industrial manufacturing environments.
Does the TELWIN ELECTROMIG 330 WAVE require a special power supply, and what electrical installation is needed?
The ELECTROMIG 330 WAVE operates on a 400V three-phase power supply, which is the standard industrial electrical supply found in most professional workshops and manufacturing facilities. A suitably rated isolator switch and appropriately sized cable and fusing should be installed by a qualified electrician prior to use. It is not compatible with standard single-phase domestic 230V supplies, so a three-phase connection is an essential requirement.
What wire spool sizes are compatible with the TELWIN ELECTROMIG 330 WAVE, and what wire diameters does it support?
The ELECTROMIG 330 WAVE accepts standard 200mm and 300mm diameter wire spools, accommodating the larger reel sizes commonly used in high-volume professional welding applications. It supports wire diameters ranging from 0.6mm to 1.2mm, covering the most commonly used sizes for MIG/MAG welding across steel, stainless steel, and aluminium. This flexibility in wire compatibility ensures the machine can be adapted to a broad spectrum of welding tasks and material specifications.
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