<p>Find and buy the MIG welder that’s right for you from verified suppliers on IndustrySearch. Among the huge line of welding machines & accessories found on IndustrySearch are some of the best MIG welders on the Australian market. Designed to handle the most</p> <p>Things to consider when buying a MIG welding machine:</p> <ul> <li><strong>Know your application</strong> - Important factors to know before getting started, are the types of materials you need to weld, material gauge (thickness), welding speed & productivity requirements, cost constraints, portability needs, environment conditions and specialized application requirements.</li> <li><strong>Estimate your required current (Amp) range</strong> - Lowest and highest available MIG Amp settings are equally important for welding thin and thick materials respectively. A rule of thumb is roughly 30 Amps are required for every mm of material thickness. Choose a machine with an appropriate lowest Amp setting for thin materials, and for thick materials make sure the machine has at least 30% higher power output than estimated, to avoid overheating issues.</li> <li><strong>Choose for appropriate duty cycle</strong> - Duty cycle indicates how many minutes out of 10, a MIG welding machine will continuously operate at full power. MIG welding machines for industrial use should have a duty cycle of at least 30%, to avoid overheating issues and welding downtimes.</li> <li><strong>Consider specialised application equipment</strong> - Specialized MIG welding equipment is available for a variety of applications, such as attachments for welding pipelines and vessels, torches that reduce operator strain, MIG welding machines with a small form package for increased portability, machines that offer automation options and many more.</li> </ul> <p><br /> Contact our vendors for a free quote or expert advice on MIG Welders. Delivery available Australia wide.</p>
