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Based on the Forsazh-161, the Forsazh-180 is also the smallest welding machine in the Forsazh line.
Advantages of the Forsage-180 welding inverter:
- Ultra compact welding machine
- Warranty - 3 years
- Low power consumption
- Possibility of power supply from autonomous mobile power plants
- Possibility of connecting the welding inverter to an unstable network
- High quality manual arc welding
- Wide range of functionality
- Argon arc welding (with optional accessories)
- Small spatter
- Easy arc ignition
- Portability and mobility
- Possibility of additional extension of the network cable length up to 50 m
- Shock-resistant housing with comfortable shoulder strap
- overheat protection
The FORSAGE-180 inverter welding machine has a built-in protection system, which allows you to safely connect the inverter to an unstable network. When the supply voltage drops to 140 V, the welding machine provides a stable continuous process of manual welding when working with electrodes up to 3.0 mm in diameter, which guarantees no problems when working in rural areas, at a construction site, in a garage or in the country.
A well-thought-out design and a reliable metal body of the FORSAZH-180 inverter-type welding machine guarantee its safety in case of falls and a stable position on uneven surfaces. And the automatic control of the fan operation ensures a decrease in power consumption and a decrease in dust ingress into the welding inverter.
Functional features:
- Possibility of power supply from autonomous mobile power plants with a capacity of at least 11.5 kVA
- Efficiency when the supply voltage drops to 140 V
- Automatic shutdown of the welding machine in case of power supply voltage drops and overheating
- ARC FORCE, HOT START, ANTISTICK functions
- Automatic fan control
- TIG welding with a special torch
- Dependence of the maximum output current on the mains voltage
- Dependence of the maximum output current on the mains voltage
If the mains voltage deviates outside the permissible range of 100 ... 265 V, the device goes into standby mode with subsequent automatic switching on when the mains voltage returns to the range of 140 ... 250 V.
