Resanta SAI-250 65/6
 | Outdated Product $88.00 Type: inverter; MMA; Welding current: DC; Input voltage: 230 V; Minimum input voltage (V): 140; Power consumption (kW): 9.5; Open circuit voltage (V): 85; Max. welding current (A): 250; Max. welding current (duty cycle 100%) (A): 160; Max. electrode size (mm): 5; Protection class (IP): 21 |
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Resanta welding equipment captivates with a winning combination of decent quality and affordable price. In addition, even people who are far from close relationships with equipment of this kind will be able to master the principles of handling welding inverters under the sign of the brand.
Wide Range
The foregoing is confirmed by the example of a welding machine named SAI-250. His primary tasks include manual arc welding, carried out with electrodes from 1.6 to 5 mm in diameter. Moreover , the strength of the welding current of the device "floats" in the range from a modest 10 A to respectable 250 A. Different generations of the model have a load duration at peak current values from 40 to 70%. The inverter enters a continuous welding cycle at a current of about 160 A.
On guard of quality
The device is endowed with the functions of a hot start, which facilitates the formation of the arc “on its feet” when the device is turned on, and prevents the electrode from sticking. High quality welding Resanta SAI-250 "observes" in the entire range, regardless of power surges in the power supply network. The operability of the device remains within the limits from 140 to 260 V.
Operational nuances
Unfortunately, the build quality of the inverter is sometimes very lame. For some batches of the product, no claims are made at all, while in others, 5 out of 10 devices are subject to premature failure. Also, criticism is caused by short power wires in the standard configuration of the device and an increased tendency of the cooling fan to suck in dust. You can put up with these operational nuances, especially when it comes to the infrequent use of a welding inverter for domestic purposes.
