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Fronius TransSteel 3000c Pulsed

£3,900.00

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Fronius TransSteel 3000c Pulsed is a compact, multi-process MIG/MAG power source with pulse capability, designed for professional bodyshop and fabrication welding.

Key Features

300 A class pulsed MIG/MAG
Multi-process MIG/TIG/MMA capability
Pulsed arc for reduced spatter
SynchroPulse for aluminium seams
Integrated compact wire feeder
Robust build for workshop use

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Supply

400V

Warranty

3 Years

Free Delivery

UK mainland delivery

Service

In-house engineers

Support

0161 223 1843

Engineer Advice

Paul Jones says

This is a compact multi-process inverter welder aimed at serious MIG/MAG work with the added benefit of pulsed control, plus TIG and MMA capability in one unit. In a bodyshop or fabrication workshop it tends to become the main steel and aluminium MIG machine, handling everything from thin automotive panels through to heavier brackets and chassis sections.

In day-to-day use, pulse is valuable for out-of-position work and for keeping heat input under control on thinner material, while still maintaining good fusion. On aluminium, the SynchroPulse function gives a controlled, rippled bead appearance that many customers want on visible repairs, without having to revert to TIG.

Two technical points matter in my experience: stable three-phase supply and correct wire selection/feeding. Poor mains or undersized leads will destabilise the pulse arc, and cheap aluminium wire or worn liners quickly create feed issues that show up as inconsistent pulse and spatter.

Set up properly, these machines are reliable, efficient and reduce rework, provided operators respect the pulse programs and take the time to dial in parameters for the material and joint they’re actually welding.

Paul Jones, Technical Director

Technical Features

Multiprocess welding power source supporting MIG/MAG, TIG and MMA processes in a single compact unit for professional workshop use.
Pulse MIG/MAG welding modes for spatter‑reduced steel work, giving faster travel speeds on thicker materials and significantly less post‑weld clean‑up.
TIG‑like weld appearance in MIG pulse modes, particularly useful on visible joints and cosmetic work in bodyshops and fabrication.
SynchroPulse function for aluminium alloys, producing a controlled rippled “stack of dimes” seam by alternating welding power between two operating points.
Pulse Controlled Spray Arc mode for minimal spatter with deep penetration, suited to structural steel, chassis work and heavier fabrication.
Standard synergic MIG/MAG programmes with material‑specific characteristics such as Steel, Steel Root and Steel Dynamic for universal work, root passes with good gap‑bridging, or high‑speed, high‑penetration welding.
Multi‑material and multi‑gas capability, with predefined characteristics for carbon steel, stainless, aluminium alloys and flux‑cored wires using common workshop gas mixes.
Intuitive front‑panel control concept where the operator mainly selects gas type, wire diameter and material thickness, reducing set‑up time and making it easy for different welders to use.
Spot welding mode for evenly spaced tack welds with adjustable interval pause time, ideal for panel alignment and pre‑assembly work.
Stitch / interval welding mode to create a rippled bead with low heat input, reducing distortion on thin automotive panels and light‑gauge sheet.
2‑step and 4‑step torch trigger modes to suit short seams or longer runs, improving comfort on longer welds and reducing operator fatigue.
Special 4‑step high‑power mode that starts at a lower current for easier arc stabilisation, then ramps to full power for controlled welding on thicker sections.
MultiLock torch system compatibility allowing different torch bodies, lengths and angles (including flexible necks) to be fitted for better access to awkward joints.
Four‑roller wire feed unit for stable wire delivery, reduced slip and consistent arc length when welding at higher currents or with softer wires like aluminium.
Selectable polarity and process configuration to handle solid wires, flux‑cored wires and different job requirements without changing the power source.
Spot and stitch functions tuned to minimise heat input, helping to keep panels flatter and reduce time spent correcting distortion on automotive bodywork.
Pulsed MIG programs designed to bypass the unstable intermediate arc range, giving smoother transfer, less spatter and more consistent fusion.
Up/Down torch compatibility so key welding parameters can be adjusted at the torch during work, useful on jigs, larger structures or when the machine is not close to the work area.
Gas‑cooled and water‑cooled versions available, allowing the package to be matched to duty cycle requirements and heavier production work.
Energy‑efficient inverter platform with high overall efficiency, keeping running costs down and supporting continuous use in busy workshops.
Robust construction and wide mains voltage tolerance to cope with real‑world workshop conditions, long leads and variable supplies without compromising weld quality.
Built‑in functions and programmes aimed at automotive, general fabrication, construction steelwork and repair welding, making the set suitable as a primary workshop MIG power source.
Pulsed and SynchroPulse modes that give a TIG‑like bead profile on MIG, providing a good finish on aluminium body repairs and visible structural joints without switching processes.
Simple, menu‑driven pulse selection with a large number of pulse characteristics, allowing fine‑tuning of arc behaviour for different materials, positions and joint types.

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Specification

Input Voltage

380

Welding Current Range

10–300A

Duty Cycle

300A @ 40%, 280A @ 60%, 240A @ 100%

Open Circuit Voltage

59V

Protection Rating

IP23

Weight

36kg

Dimensions

747 x 300 x 497mm

Wire Spool Size

D200

Wire Diameter

0.6–1.2mm

Welding Processes

MIG

FAQs

What welding processes and materials does the Fronius TransSteel 3000c Pulsed cover for workshop use?

The TransSteel 3000c Pulsed is a multiprocess inverter source covering MIG/MAG (including pulsed and synergic), TIG and MMA, with an integrated wire feeder in a compact chassis. It is designed for manual trade and industrial work on classical steel and galvanised sheet, and with the pulse programs it will also handle stainless, aluminium and MIG brazing wires for bodyshop and fabrication work. In practice it suits automotive repair, general fabrication, construction steelwork and workshop maintenance where you need one machine to cover most jobs.

What power supply and duty cycle does the TransSteel 3000c Pulsed require in a professional workshop?

This machine is built for three‑phase mains, typically 380–400 V (415 V in the UK) and draws around 11–12 kVA at full load, so you should allow a 32 A three‑phase circuit in a bodyshop or fabrication shop. The welding current range is roughly 10–300 A across MIG/MAG, TIG and MMA, with around 300 A at 40% duty cycle and approximately 240 A at 100% duty cycle, which is enough for sustained production welding on heavier sections without thermal trips when correctly installed.

Is the pulse function useful for bodyshop and fabrication work, or is it only for specialised applications?

On this unit the pulse function is a core feature, not a gimmick. Pulsed MIG gives TIG‑like bead appearance with MIG, significantly reduces spatter and therefore grinding and rework, and allows higher travel speeds on thicker material. That is particularly useful on automotive repairs, galvanised panels and mixed‑thickness fabrication where heat input must be controlled. With the available pulse and SynchroPulse programs you can also achieve a stacked‑dime type appearance on aluminium, making it suitable for higher‑end bodywork and alloy repairs.

What torches and consumables can be used, and is it compatible with Euro‑connector guns?

The power source is supplied as standard with the Fronius system connector and matching MTG air‑cooled torch, but it can also be configured to use a Euro‑connection torch if your workshop already runs Binzel‑type guns. Wire feed rolls for 0.9/1.0 mm wires are typical, covering most steel and stainless applications, and standard contact tips, gas nozzles and liners for Fronius or Euro guns can be used. BWS can supply genuine Fronius consumables, drive rollers and spare parts, and advise on correct torch and wire selection for bodyshop, fabrication or repair use.

Package Contents

AIR COOLED PAKAGE=
4,075,227
3000C P 4R/FSC Synergic,
4,035,927
MTG 320i-FSC-3,5m
Feeder roll U 0,9-1,0 (4 pcs)
43,0004.0161
Ground Cable/ earth clamp/ regulator

WATER COOLED PACKAGE=
3000C P 4R/FSC Synergic
4,035,955
MTW 400i / FSC / UD / 4.5m / 45 ° / LED
4,048,013
FK 5000 cooling device
Feeder roll U 0,9-1,0 (4 pcs)
43,0004.0161
Ground Cable/ earth clamp
4,077,020
TU Car4 Pro