VIPER MULTI 195 MAX
Features:
DC High-Frequency TIG
Maximise your results from start to finish. A high-frequency torch can start an arc without contacting the workpiece, reducing the risk of contaminating the tungsten or the weld. It also means you get access to the entire TIG weld cycle, including pre- and post-gas and up and down slope parameters.
10A Plug
Plug in and play. The 10A power plug can be used on any domestic outlet, so it’s perfect for the DIY home handyman or the professional welder looking to take it anywhere.
Power Factor Correction (PFC)
Get the most out of your machine. The PFC maximises the electrical efficiency of the machine and automatically compensates for any voltage fluctuations, so you get more output power and the internal components last longer.
MIG Smart-Set
Setting up for a weld has never been easier, just set your joint type, filler wire, gas mixture, wire diameter, and material thickness and you’re ready to weld.
Complete MIG Weld Cycle Control
Get complete control over your MIG welds with a full set of adjustable parameters, such as pre- and post-gas flow, arc ignition speed, and burnback.
TIG Smart-Set
The easiest way to set up for a TIG weld, simply set your material, joint type, tungsten diameter, plate thickness, and gas mixture and you’re good to go!
Foot Control Ready
This machine supports the connection of both a wired or wireless foot control for extra versatility and convenience while welding. You can adjust your amperage hands-free to avoid disrupting your torch movement, and the wireless option reduces cables and adds greater manoeuvrability.
Heat Control Trigger (HCT) Mode
Heat Control Trigger Mode lets you set a base current, which you can switch to at any time during a weld by pressing the trigger button. Heat Control Trigger Mode is great for manual heat input control as you go.
Pulse MMA
Pulse MMA (STICK) welding helps reduce spatter, improves heat control and allows for an easier removal of slag. It also improves the speed and efficiency of vertical up welds by eliminating the use of the “Christmas Tree” technique, while still maintaining root fusion.
