Kempact RA – Compact MIG/MAG welder
Compact welder for cost-efficient MIG/MAG welding.
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Compared to conventional step-controlled power sources
Faster machine setting
Using the memory channels
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Covers machine parts and labor
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 weld 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. Eleven model options include 180, 250 and 320 ampere power sources, including a choice of either Regular (R) or Adaptive (A) control panel interface, which serve the wide ranging needs of metal fabrication workshops. Delivery specification includes welding gun and earth return lead pack.
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. Simply fit the carbon electrode set to the FE welding gun and activate HotSpot™ on the control panel. An electrical circuit is formed once the carbon electrode touches the work piece, which gently heats the metal’s surface. HotSpot™ can also be used to heat and help release corroded nuts and bolts and other metal components.
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