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Kemppi welding workwear collection is engineered with advanced design and certified flame-retardant materials for your ultimate protection and comfort during welding.
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Minarc T DC is the ideal multi-voltage solution for TIG welders on the move. Weighing only 9.6kg and producing 220A, Minarc T 223 DC is the small but mighty TIG with MMA included.
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X3 FastGouge offers a powerful, robust, and simple solution for heavy-duty carbon arc gouging applications. 800 amps of power and a 50% duty cycle ensure maximum productivity and efficiency in every job.
Small but mighty TIG – New Minarc T DC
Highlight in TIG Welding
Small in size, mighty in performance — the Minarc T 223 DC is your TIG welding companion on the move. Designed and built in Finland, it delivers 220 amps of precise power packed into a rugged and portable unit engineered for reliability, energy efficiency, and top-tier results — wherever the job takes you.
Latest blogs from Kemppi
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- June 24, 2025
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Kemppi's advanced welding processes: MIG/MAG welding
One of the most important elements in developing welding equipment has long been improving welding processes and creating new process variations. Modern measurement and arc control methods have made a wide range of variations in the arc welding process possible. These advanced welding processes significantly improve welding production efficiency and weld quality. This article presents the special processes and operations developed by Kemppi for MIG/MAG welding.
Introducing the X3 FastMig
MIG Welding Highlight
Complete high-quality welds in any work environment. With easy-to-use controls and a durable design, the X3 FastMig is a brilliantly simple MIG/MAG welder that is perfect for heavy industrial welding. With 420–450 amps of power at a 60% duty cycle, the X3 is brutally effective without compromising quality. It's extremely powerful, but it's also precise enough for welds that just need to be done quickly.
How to weld aluminum
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Some metals, like aluminum, have a naturally occurring, tough surface oxide layer. That surface oxide layer must be removed to enable successful welding. In the case of aluminum alloys, the surface oxide layer has a significantly higher melting temperature (approximately 2000°C) than the melting temperature of the aluminum base material (660°C).
Common welding hazards
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Welding is an important skill that shapes our world, from the vehicles we use to the buildings we live in. This essential process also has its dangers, making safety a top priority. Knowing and following safety measures can significantly reduce accidents and injuries. In this blog post, we explore major safety issues and the steps that every welder should take.
Making weld cleaning easy and cost-efficient
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Welding is all around us. It binds together the metals to build structures essential to our everyday lives. However, beyond the visible sparks and strong connections, there's an aspect often underestimated: weld cleaning. Especially with stainless steels, proper weld cleaning not only improves the aesthetic appearance of the weld but also ensures its strength, durability, and overall quality.
