GWK 200 LCD
Compact MIG-MAG 200A equipment for 5 kgs wire spools. It has a LCD display for a perfect visualization of the machine settings. Its reduced weight makes it highly versatile equipment for jobs that require a continuous movement of the welding equipment.
- LCD screen – 300,000 colors.
- PFC technology – Power factor over 0.99. Energy saving and possibility to work with input voltages of 110v – 220V
- Load capacity of 5 Kgs wire spools.
- Waveform control for greater arc stability even at low amperage.
- Equipped with temperature, voltage and current sensors for greater self-protection
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