JASIC MIG 270 SEPARATE INVERTER WELDER
£2,296.00
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JASIC MIG 270 SEPARATE INVERTER WELDER
£2,296.00
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The JASIC MIG 270 SEPARATE INVERTER WELDER is a professional-grade, inverter-based MIG welding system designed for heavy-duty fabrication, engineering workshops, and industrial applications. Built for reliability and performance, the JASIC MIG 270 SEPARATE INVERTER WELDER delivers consistent arc quality across a broad range of materials and material thicknesses.Key FeaturesInverter-based power for efficiencySeparate wire feed unit designWide welding amperage rangeSuitable for MIG/MAG processesStable arc with smooth wire feedIndustrial build for workshop demands
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Technical Features
- Advanced inverter technology ensures a smooth, stable arc for consistent, highquality welds every time.
- The separate wire feed unit allows greater working distance and improved manoeuvrability on large workpieces.
- Stepless voltage and wire speed adjustment provide precise control over all welding parameters.
- Thermal overload protection automatically safeguards the machine during extended highdutycycle operation.
- Compatible with solid wire and fluxcored wire for versatile welding across multiple material types.
- Eurostandard torch connection allows easy torch replacement and compatibility with a wide range of MIG torches.
WHY BUY YOUR EQUIPMENT FROM US?
Our team of welding experts at BWS is ready to assist you every step of the way. Whether you have questions about specific products, need guidance on selecting the right equipment, or seek welding-related advice, our knowledgeable staff is here to help.
We also have some of the most experienced engineers in the industry who are able to offer full technical support on top of what the manufacturers offer.
Specification
Supply Voltage
230V - 50/60 Hz
Input Current
32A
Welding Current Range
30 - 270A
Duty Cycle at 270A
60%
Duty Cycle at 200A
100%
Wire Diameter Range
0.6 - 1.0 mm
Open Circuit Voltage
48V
Power Factor
0.93
Insulation Class
F
Weight (Power Source)
18 kg
FAQs
What materials and wire types is the JASIC MIG 270 compatible with?
The JASIC MIG 270 is compatible with mild steel, stainless steel, and flux-cored wire applications, accepting wire diameters between 0.6 mm and 1.0 mm. It can be used with both gas-shielded solid wire and gasless flux-cored wire, making it suitable for a broad range of welding tasks. This versatility makes it an excellent choice for fabricators working across different materials and environments.
What is the duty cycle of the JASIC MIG 270 and is it suitable for continuous industrial use?
The JASIC MIG 270 offers a 60% duty cycle at its maximum output of 270A, meaning it can weld continuously for six minutes in every ten-minute period at full power. At a reduced output of 200A, the machine achieves a 100% duty cycle, allowing uninterrupted welding ideal for production environments. This makes it well suited to sustained industrial use when operated within its rated parameters.
Does the JASIC MIG 270 require a three-phase power supply, or will it run on single-phase power?
The JASIC MIG 270 operates on a single-phase 230V supply, making it practical for use in workshops, garages, and on-site locations without the need for a three-phase connection. A 32A supply circuit is recommended to ensure stable performance at higher output levels. Always verify your site's electrical capacity before installation to avoid tripping circuit breakers during demanding welding operations.
How far can the wire feeder be positioned from the power source on the JASIC MIG 270?
The JASIC MIG 270's separate wire feeder is connected to the power source via an interconnecting cable, which is typically available in lengths of up to 5 metres as standard, with longer cable options available from suppliers. This separation allows the operator to position the wire feeder closer to the workpiece while keeping the heavier power source in a fixed location. Always use JASIC-approved interconnecting cables to maintain performance and avoid voltage drop issues.
