AC380V CO2 Gasless Flux Argon Mig Welder 350 Amp Welding Machine

AC380V CO2 Gasless Flux Argon Mig Welder 350 Amp Welding Machine

MIG welding stands for "Metal Inert Gas" and was originally the only form of welding used on many projects. The process uses a wire feed to feed solid filler wire to the weld joint. The wire feed is connected to a constant voltage power supply that creates a spark that melts the wire when it hits the weld Joint, then it forms an arc between them. Before the wire creates an arc there needs to be a shielding gas feed through the system. MIG welding is done through a MIG gun that combines the wire, electricity and shielding gasses all at the same time.

MIG welding, or MIG, is a weld process that combines power and shielding gases into one simple machine. You can weld with MIG either on a shielded or open (open arc) torch. This process uses a wire feed to feed solid filler wire to the weld joint. The wire feed is connected to a constant voltage power supply that creates the arc to melt the wire when it hits the weld joint. Before the wire creates an arc there needs to be a shielding gas feed through the system.

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