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KEMPACTRA-251R Kemppi Kempact RA 251R, 250A 1 Phase 230v MIG Welder
  • KEMPACTRA-251R Kemppi Kempact RA 251R, 250A 1 Phase 230v MIG Welder
  • KEMPACTRA-251R Kemppi Kempact RA 251R, 250A 1 Phase 230v MIG Welder
  • KEMPACTRA-251R Kemppi Kempact RA 251R, 250A 1 Phase 230v MIG Welder
  • KEMPACTRA-251R Kemppi Kempact RA 251R, 250A 1 Phase 230v MIG Welder
  • KEMPACTRA-251R Kemppi Kempact RA 251R, 250A 1 Phase 230v MIG Welder
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Kemppi Kempact RA 251R, 250A 1 Phase 230v MIG Welder
KEMPACTRA-251R

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Introducing the Kemppi Kempact RA series, setting new standards in the compact MIG/MAG class.

Designed for the modern welding workshop, Kempact RA expresses stylish and purposeful design through high build quality and functional user benefits, making welding tasks productive, accurate and efficient.

Kempact RA is built on Kemppi’s latest power source platform, ensuring optimal welding performance and excellent power cost efficiency. The delivery specification includes a welding gun and an earth return lead pack.

New technology features include reduced energy costs of more than 10% when compared to conventional step-controlled power sources, Brights™ cabinet lighting for easy wire loading in low-light conditions, WireLine™ service alert function that signals routine wire-path maintenance needs, plus the integrated GasMate™ chassis design, making gas cylinder loading and machine movement easy and safe. Whichever model you select, Kempact RA ensures you get the most from every welding task.

Please note: This package does not include a feed kit. Add the kit you require here > Kempact 251R Feed Kits

Product Details

  • Modern, energy-efficient power source
  • Excellent welding performance with mixed or CO2 shielding gas
  • Precise, clean arc ignition
  • Maximum output at 35% duty cycle
  • Large, clear LCD screen
  • WireLine™ service indicator
  • GasMate™ chassis design featuring floor-level cylinder loading makes gas cylinder collection, storage and movement easy
  • Brights™ cabinet lighting for low light conditions
  • HotSpot™ heat treatment Function
  • 2T /4T gun switch latching
  • Spot and cycle arc timer
  • Integrated storage trays for consumables and parts
  • Kemppi 3 year warranty

    • Turn on the heat with Hotspot

    Perfect for vehicle repair and thin sheet fabrication environments, the HotSpot function with four different heat settings makes metal shrinking and component heating simple and convenient. Fit the carbon electrode set onto the FE welding torch, then activate HotSpot on the control panel. Once the carbon electrode touches the workpiece, it forms an electrical circuit that gently heats the metal’s surface. HotSpot can also heat and help loosen corroded nuts, bolts, and other metal components.

    Floor level design

    GasMate chassis design makes gas cylinder collection, storage and movement easy. Gas cylinders are floor-level loaded and secured with a strong fabric webbing system.

    Kempact RA gets the job done

    Kempact RA is ideal for a variety of MIG/MAG welding applications. From vehicle repair to light and medium fabrication workshops, Kempact RA gets the job done reliably.

    Special features in Kempact Regular (R) models

    Regular (R) models provide manual setup functions for voltage and wire feed speed and incorporate a wide range of standard features including Gas Type Selection, 2T/4T Gun Latching Mode, Spot/Cycle Arc Timer and HotSpot Function, a specialist localised heat treatment function for professional thin sheet fabrications and automotive repair engineers.

    230v MIG Welders FAQs

    Straight answers to the questions people ask most when choosing a MIG welder that runs from a normal single-phase supply.

    Who are single-phase MIG welders for?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    They suit workshops, garages, farms, mobile engineers and light fabrication where a standard single-phase supply is all you have. Modern inverter designs draw relatively little current for their output, so many can run from a normal socket or a suitable dedicated circuit.

    They are popular for both industrial and home use, and cover a wide range of work from thin sheet to moderate thickness.

    What is the difference between an inverter and a conventional single-phase MIG welder?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    An inverter converts the supply electronically, which generally makes the machine lighter and smaller, and often gives finer control of the arc. A conventional (transformer) machine uses a heavy transformer, so it is bulkier, but it is simple and robust.

    How much current each type draws for a given output varies between machines, so compare the input current and weight on the data plate and in the manual. For portability and a limited supply an inverter is often the better choice, while some people prefer a transformer design for rugged, simple workshop use.

    Can I plug it into a normal socket?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Some smaller machines can, but many need a dedicated circuit with suitable protection, and some larger single-phase machines need a heavier supply than a normal domestic socket gives. Check the machine's input current and the supply and fuse or breaker rating it requires.

    Have a qualified electrician check the supply if you are unsure. Running a machine beyond what the circuit can supply causes tripping and can be dangerous.

    Should I buy a bigger machine than I think I need?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    A little extra capacity is often worthwhile, because a machine working well within its rating runs cooler, copes better with longer welds and gives room to grow. Very large machines use more power, are heavier and may need a stronger supply.

    Think about the thickest material you will weld and how continuously you will weld.

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