SuperSnake subfeeders for MIG/MAG welding
SuperSnake is the ultimate synchronized sub-feeding system for those hard-to-reach welding sites.
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More reach compared to standard MIG/MAG welding guns
Quality welding results up to 30 meters from the primary wire feeder.
Improved occupational safety
Significantly less time spent on moving between the power source and welding station.
Durable and robust
Lift it, drag it, pull it, it’s designed for welders.
Reliable distance wire feed up to 30 meters
Take quality welding to locations other brands can't reach, improving productivity and personnel safety.
SuperSnake is the ultimate synchronized sub-feeding system for those hard-to-reach welding sites.
Traditional wire feeding systems are large and heavy, and motor pistols and spool gun options increase weight and strain on the operator's wrist. In addition, they are limited by their reach, filler wire size options, or volume welding capability.
SuperSnake liberates your welding team with a combined feeding distance of up to 30m, bringing quality welding to locations other welding brands can't reach.
SuperSnake serves gas—and water-cooled applications, supported by standard Euro-connected welding guns and synchronized with Kemppi's industrial MIG/MAG welders.
Meet the SuperSnake sub-feeder family:
SuperSnake GTX is the latest distance wire feeding champion, serving the excellent X5 FastMig and Master M family. SuperSnake GTX models feature 10/15/20/25-meter cable package options, including a metal protection frame, digital metering, safety isolation switch, wire inch, and gas test buttons as standard.
The SuperSnake GTXHD04 is the ultimate predator for heavy-duty welding worksites, offering a combined feeding distance of up to 30m. It connects directly to your standard X5 FastMig or Master M 350 welding machine.
Easy adjustment
The SuperSnake GTX and GTX04 user interfaces allow the welder to adjust parameters easily, including manual wire feed speed and voltage control or automatic power regulation and fine-tuning.
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SuperSnake GTX Motor Drive Unit and Frame — Technical data
| Description | Value |
|---|---|
| Supply voltage | 12 V |
| Supply current | 125 mA |
| Welding current 60% | 350 A |
| Welding current 100% | 270 A |
| EMC class | A |
| Welding connection type | Euro |
| Wire feed mechanism | Single-motor, 2-roll |
| Diameter of feed rolls | 32 mm |
| Maximum shielding gas pressure | 0.5 MPa |
| Auxiliary voltage [Uaux] | 48 V |
| Maximum auxiliary current [Iaux max] | 2 A |
| Motor current [Imotor] | 2.5 A |
| Degree of protection (fully installed) | IP23S |
| External dimensions, length | 682 mm |
| External dimensions, width | 174 mm |
| External dimensions, height | 159 mm |
| Weight without accessories | 10.1 kg |
| Standards | EN IEC 60974-5:2019, EN IEC 60974-10:2020 |
SuperSnake GTX04HD — Technical data
| Description | Value |
|---|---|
| Supply voltage | 12 V |
| Supply current | 125 mA |
| Welding current 60% | 350 A |
| Welding current 100% | 270 A |
| EMC class | A |
| Welding connection type | Euro |
| Wire feed mechanism | 4-roll, Single-motor |
| Diameter of feed rolls | 32 mm |
| Filler wire diameter, Fe | 1 ... 1.6 mm |
| Filler wire diameter, Ss | 1 ... 1.6 mm |
| Filler wire diameter, MC/FC | 1.2 ... 1.6 mm |
| Filler wire diameter, Al | 1.2 ... 1.6 mm |
| Wire feed speed | 1 ... 25 m/min |
| Maximum shielding gas pressure | 0.5 MPa |
| Auxiliary voltage [Uaux] | 48 V |
| Maximum auxiliary current [Iaux max] | 2 A |
| Motor current [Imotor] | 2.5 A |
| Motor voltage (DC) [Umotor] | 0 ... 24 V |
| Operating temperature | -20 ... 40 °C |
| Storage temperature | -40 ... 60 °C |
| Degree of protection (fully installed) | IP23S |
| External dimensions, length | 561 mm |
| External dimensions, width | 241 mm |
| External dimensions, height | 200 mm |
| Weight without accessories | 8.8 kg |
| Standards | EN IEC 60974-5:2019, EN IEC 60974-10:2020 |
SuperSnake GTX Motor Drive Unit — Technical data
| Description | Value |
|---|---|
| Supply voltage | 12 V |
| Supply current | 125 mA |
| Welding current 60% | 350 A |
| Welding current 100% | 270 A |
| EMC class | A |
| Welding connection type | Euro |
| Wire feed mechanism | Single-motor, 2-roll |
| Diameter of feed rolls | 32 mm |
| Maximum shielding gas pressure | 0.5 MPa |
| Auxiliary voltage [Uaux] | 48 V |
| Maximum auxiliary current [Iaux max] | 2 A |
| Motor current [Imotor] | 2.5 A |
| Degree of protection (fully installed) | IP23S |
| External dimensions, length | 400 mm |
| External dimensions, width | 127 mm |
| External dimensions, height | 150 mm |
| Weight without accessories | 3.6 kg |
| Standards | EN IEC 60974-5:2019, EN IEC 60974-10:2020 |
