Kempact RA - Kompakt MIG/MAG svejsemaskine
Kompakt svejseløsning til omkostningsbesparende MIG/MAG-svejsning.
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Energibesparelser
Sammenlignet med traditionelle trinvist styrede strømkilder
Hurtigere indstilling af maskinen
Brug af hukommelseskanaler
Kemppi-garanti
Dækker maskindele og arbejdsløn
Nye standarder i den kompakte MIG/MAG-klasse
Kempact RA er udviklet til det moderne svejseværksted og udtrykker elegant og funktionelt design med en høj fremstillingskvalitet. De funktionelle og brugervenlige funktioner gør arbejdet med svejseopgaven produktivt, enkelt og effektivt.
Kempact RA bygger på Kemppis nyeste strømkildeplatform, der sikrer optimale svejsepræstationer og en fremragende energivirkningsgrad. De elleve modeller omfatter 180, 250 og 320 Ampere strømkilder med valg af enten R (Regulær) eller A (Adaptiv) betjeningspanel, der opfylder de meget forskelligartede behov på metalværkstedet. Leveringsspecifikationen omfatter en svejsepistol og en stelklemme.
Skru op med HotSpot
HotSpot™-funktionen er perfekt til miljøer for bilreparation og fremstilling af tyndplader med de fire forskellige varmeindstillinger. Og samtidig gør den metalkrympning og komponentopvarmning let og praktisk. Du skal blot tilpasse kulelektroden til FE-svejsepistolen og aktivere HotSpot™ på betjeningspanelet. Der dannes et elektrisk kredsløb, så snart kulelektroden berører arbejdsemnet, hvilket forsigtigt opvarmer metallets overflade HotSpot™ kan også bruges til at opvarme og frigøre korroderede møtrikker og bolte og andre metalkomponenter.
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