Minarc M – Portable MIG welder
Minarc M is a premium portable MIG/MAG machine for professionals, weekend craft welders and artisan welders. It is lightweight, has 220 amps of power, precise welding, and accurate ignition.
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Powerful but precise
The Minarc M gives you the freedom to take 220 Amps wherever you need to weld. The Minarc M 233P model offers the versatility and control of pulse welding.
Light but tough
Weighing just 11 / 12 kg, the Minarc M is ready to go and offers one of the best power-to-weight ratios in its class. Despite its sleek looks, the robust casing and metal wire-feeder mechanism are built to endure and keep going.
Simple but brilliant
Minarc M offers fast set-up, big controls for ease-of-use, and a large, clear digital screen and visual interface. True to Kemppi arc quality, MIG welding with the Minarc M is stable, precise and easy to control.
Exceed Expectations
Minarc M is a single-phase 110V/230V MIG/MAG machine that delivers serious power in a compact, portable package. With two models weighing just 11 and 12 kg, and up to 220 A of output, it offers one of the best power-to-weight ratios in its class. The precise digital wire feed control and wide range of filler materials & curves enable a variety of high-quality welding applications.
Built for real site treatment, Minarc M features a robust casing and a high-strength metal wire-feeder mechanism. Designed to get you welding fast; thanks to a large, easy-read display and clean controls that keep setup simple and downtime to a minimum.
Need more cooling control and process versatility? The Minarc M 223P steps up with pulse welding capability, a Euro-connector, and an optional cooler which is ideal for fabrication environments where consistency and finish quality are non-negotiable. Both models come as a ready-to-weld package with the power source, gas hose, drive rolls, shoulder strap, earth return, power cable, separate pistol grip and gun package.
Exceed expectations with Kemppi’s Minarc M: the small but mighty MIG.
Strong, robust and lightweight
This new machine is perfect for welders on the move: it features 220 amps welding power, can withstand knocks and bumps and is lightweight (11/12 kg)
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