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Portable Design, Smart Fan Cooling & Thermal Overload Protection

Steady Current O.P. & Superior ARC Performance
Compact Design, Light Weight & Portable


Lightweight, Portable, VRD & Thermal Protection



High welding quality with deep bath and strong strength
Advanced inverter technology, arc force & arc-starting function & can


Adjustable Arc Force & Hot Start













IGBT Hot Start & Anti-Stick
Portable & Over-Voltage Protection

IGBT Hot Start & Anti-Stick
Portable & Over-Voltage Protection


Energy Saving & Stable Heat Dissipation Along with Varying Voltage



Automatic Shut Off Protection & Energy Efficient
Easy-Carrying Handle, Compact Lightweight Body & Protective Corner-Case Design


Overload Protection Technology
Electrodes from 1 mm to 5 mm


Anti-Stick & Low Power Consumption
Maintenance Free, Corrosion Resistant, Air Cooled, Light Weight & Portable

Excellent ARC Stability
Hot Start, Anti-Sticking, Forces Adjust, Steeples Amperage Control & All


Anti-Sticking Preventing Against Over Loading the Unit Easing Removal of
Compact Design & Light Weight

Immune to High Temperature
Quality Assured Material




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What are the main advantages of IGBT welding machines?
IGBT welders offer several advantages, including energy efficiency, a more stable arc, lower noise levels, and a compact, lightweight design compared to older technologies.
Are IGBT welding machines suitable for beginners?
Yes, IGBT welding machines are often recommended for beginners due to their user-friendly controls, stable arc that is easier to manage, and often lighter weight making them more portable.
What types of welding processes can IGBT machines perform?
IGBT technology is used in a wide range of welding machines, including Stick (SMAW), TIG (GTAW), and MIG (GMAW) welders, offering versatility for various applications.
How do IGBT welders compare to older MOSFET welders?
IGBT welders are generally more efficient, can handle higher power outputs, and produce a more consistent arc than older MOSFET-based machines. They also tend to be more robust in demanding environments.