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CMI273 Pulse Welder

Item Number: CAR79100266 Supplier: CAR-O-LINER COMPANY

Description

The CMI273 pulse welders are designed to meet the increasing demands for joining the new materials used in the vehicles of today. Whether doing simple MIG/MAG or more complex welding operations, the synergic preset programs and automated functions handle the entire welding process with ease. The easy-to-use controls and the fully digital panel provide all key information at a glance.

Features

Optimal strength in every weld
- The CMI273 range with auto-pulse technology is state-of-the-art and professional welding equipment for joining aluminum and high-tensile steel. The pulse function, increasingly required by car makers, minimizes weld spatter and preserves the material strength of heat sensitive metals.
Exceptional 4-Wheel Wire Feed
- System provides a smooth, reliable wire feed even on softer wires such as aluminum or for MIG brazing
Boost for all Main Voltages
- Equipped with an electronic Boost Converter for welding and brazing on single or three-phase mains voltages
MIG-A Twist Tech
- This unique swivel device allows you to access hard to reach places. Save time by conveniently adjusting the welder using the remote control on the torch and add efficiency to your welding operation
Protects heat sensitive materials with Auto-Pulse technology
Saves time with synergic pre-set welding programs
Convenient - adjust the weld setting right from the torch
Compact, lightweight design makes it user friendly, flexible, and mobile
Energy saving standby function gives less CO2 emission and long component lift
Approved for MIG Brazing

Includes

CAR80196241 Replacement MIG Torch ML240 Twist R 4m 0.8mm FE

Warranty

Two (2) years

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