Plasma Welding Machines

Plasma ARC is more stable and is not as easily deflected to the closest point of base metal. Greater variation in joint alignment is possible with plasma arc welding. This is important when making root pass welds on pipe and other one-side weld joints. Plasma welding has deeper penetration capabilities and produces a narrower weld. This means that the depth-to-width ratio is more advantageous.

Advantages of plasma arc welding when compared to gas tungsten arc welding stem from the fact that PAW has a higher energy concentration. Its higher temperature, constricted cross-sectional area, and the velocity of the plasma jet create a higher heat content. The other advantage is based on the stiff columnar type of arc or form of the plasma, which doesn’t flare like the gas tungsten arc.

INVERTER AC/DC Plasma Welding Machines

INVERTER AC/DC Plasma Welding Machines

Model	PLW-200		PLW-500
Input Voltage	220V±10% 50/60Hz		220V±10% 50/60Hz
Input Phase	1 Ø	3 Ø	1 Ø	3 Ø
Input Power(kVA)	10	17	12.5/8.5KW	37/25KW
Duty Cycle	100%	60%	100%	60%
Initial Current	5-220A		5-220A	5~500A
Welding Current	5-220A		5-220A	5~500A
Pluse Current	5-220A		5-220A	5~500A
Crater Current	5-220A		5-220A	5-500A
Without Load Voltage	-		110V
Max Load Voltage	-		40V
Up-Slope Time	0.1~5sec		0.1~5sec
Down-Slope Time	0.2~10sec		0.2~10sec
TIG Spot Time	0.2~5sec		0.2~5sec
Pre-flow Time	0.1~2sec		0.1~2sec
Post-flow Time	2~20sec		2~20sec
Pulse Frequency	0.5~500Hz		0.5~500Hz
Pulse Rate	20-80%		20-80%
Crater Control	Spot/Off/On/Repeat		Spot/Off/On/Repeat
Current Remote Control	Available		Available
Torch Cooled	Water Cooling		Water Cooling
Dimensions (L × W × H)	530×370×620(mm)		630×400×750(mm)
Weight	46Kg		81Kg

Plasma Welding Torches

Torches can be selected depending on welding conditions

Welding Samples