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Used Arc Welding Equipment in Brandenburg, Germany

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    Kjellberg Manual Submerged-Arc Welding

    • Manufacturer: Kjellberg
    • Amperage: 500 A

    The wire feeding unit DV UP-H with integrated control unit and four-roller drive is designed for manual submerged-arc welding and optimised for use in connection with the hand torch UP-H 500. The system is suited...

    Finsterwalde, Germany
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    Kjellberg Manual Submerged-Arc Welding

    • Manufacturer: Kjellberg
    • Amperage: 500 A

    Manual submerged-arc welding: DV UP-H | Max. welding current rangeat 100% duty cycle: 500 A | Max. open circuit voltage: 65 V | Wire feeding speed: 1 - 16 m/min | Wire coil, max.: 30 kg | Steel: 0.6 - 2.0 mm | C...

    Finsterwalde, Germany
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    Kjellberg Variable Flux Equipment

    • Manufacturer: Kjellberg

    For the submerged-arc welding automats of the KA series Kjellberg offers different versions for the flux supply and the flux extraction, i.e. flux recovery units, pressure conveyors and fine dust filters extend t...

    Finsterwalde, Germany
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    Kjellberg Variable Flux Equipment

    • Manufacturer: Kjellberg

    Finsterwalde, Germany
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    Kjellberg GTH 1202

    • Manufacturer: Kjellberg
    • Amperage: 1,202 A

    The welding rectifier (thyristor-controlled) with constant voltage characteristics up to 1,400 A is especially suited for semi-mechanised and automated welding processes, in combination with the pre-adjustment of...

    Finsterwalde, Germany
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    Kjellberg KA 4-UPDG

    • Manufacturer: Kjellberg

    The Kjellberg welding automat KA 4-UPDG was developed for submerged-arc welding with two articulated arms. Two fillet welds can be welded at the same time with high effectiveness. The self-driven welding automat ...

    Finsterwalde, Germany
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    Kjellberg KA 1-UP

    • Manufacturer: Kjellberg
    • Amperage: 802 A

    The mobile and self-driven Kjellberg automat KA 1-UP can be used for single wire welding of plane sheets and inner tubes. The submerged-arc welding automat is available in three versions: for a maximum wire diame...

    Finsterwalde, Germany
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    Kjellberg KA 2-UP

    • Manufacturer: Kjellberg
    • Amperage: 1,202 A

    The Kjellberg KA 2-UP was developed for the installation to guiding systems, i.e. welding gantries and column and booms. The submerged-arc welding head is available as single wire and parallel wire version for wi...

    Finsterwalde, Germany
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    Kjellberg KA 7-UPP

    • Manufacturer: Kjellberg
    • Amperage: 1,202 A

    The KA 7-UPP is Kjellberg's most powerful standard automat for submerged-arc welding with parallel wire. The self-driven welding automat is equipped with a encoder-driven carriage with all-wheel drive and is suit...

    Finsterwalde, Germany
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    Kjellberg KA 7-UPP

    • Manufacturer: Kjellberg
    • Amperage: 1,202 A

    Welding automat: KA 7-UPP | Welding current: 1200 A | Solid wire: 2 x 2.0 - 2 x 3.0 mm | Flux cored wires: 2 x 2.02 x 2.4 mm2 x 3.2 mm | Travel speed: 0.1 - 1.5 m/min | Dimensions(l x w x h): 1050 x 600 x 900 mm...

    Finsterwalde, Germany
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    Kjellberg GTH 802

    • Manufacturer: Kjellberg
    • Amperage: 802 A

    The welding rectifier (thyristor-controlled) with constant voltage characteristics up to 800A is especially suited for submerged-arc welding. Mechanised, semi-automated and automated welding processes in combinat...

    Finsterwalde, Germany
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    Kjellberg KSI 1000

    • Manufacturer: Kjellberg
    • Amperage: 1,000 A

    Power source: KSI 1000 | Mains voltage: 3/PE AC 50/60 Hz, 400 V ±10 % | Connected load at 100% duty cycle: 51,5 kVA | Fuse: 125 A (80 A or 100 A also possible) | Welding current range: 80 – 1000 A / 18 – 44 V DC...

    Finsterwalde, Germany
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    Kjellberg W 1005 VC

    • Manufacturer: Kjellberg
    • Amperage: 200 A

    The welding transformer W 1005 VC can be used as power source for submerged-arc tandem and multi-wire welding with a sinusoidal current of up to 1000 A AC. It is ideally suited for partly and fully automated weld...

    Finsterwalde, Germany
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    Kjellberg KA 2-UP

    • Manufacturer: Kjellberg
    • Amperage: 1,202 A

    Welding automat: KA 2-UPP | Welding current: 1200 A | Process: Parallelwire | Solid wire: 2 x 2.0 -2 x 3.0 mm | Flux cored wires: 2 x 2.4 mm2 x 3.2 mm | Weight: 42 kg | Recommendedpower source: GTH 1202

    Finsterwalde, Germany
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    Kjellberg KA 1-UP

    • Manufacturer: Kjellberg
    • Amperage: 802 A

    Welding automat: KA 1-UP3 mm | Welding current: 800 A | Wire diameter: 1.6 - 3.2 mm | Travel speed: 0.1 - 1.5 m/min | Dimensions(l x w x h): 1110 x 560 x940 mm | Weight: 57 kg | Recommended power source: GTH 802

    Finsterwalde, Germany
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Overview

Arc welding equipment is essential for joining metals through an electrical arc that melts the workpieces and filler material, creating a strong bond. This category includes various machines such as MIG welders, TIG welders, and stick welders, each suited for different types of welding tasks. They are commonly used in construction, manufacturing, and automotive repair.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying arc welding equipment?

Consider the type of welding you will be doing (MIG, TIG, stick), the material you will be working with, the power requirements, and the equipment's condition if buying used. It's also important to check for any additional features like adjustable settings and ease of use.

How do I ensure the arc welding equipment is shipped safely?

Use a reputable shipping service that specializes in heavy machinery. Ensure that the equipment is properly packed, secured, and protected against potential damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for arc welding equipment?

Regular maintenance includes checking and replacing consumables like tips and nozzles, inspecting cables and connections for wear, cleaning the equipment to prevent buildup of dust and debris, and conducting periodic safety checks. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines.