Manual Welding Equipment
The next-gen manual MIG/MAG welding machine
Manual Welding Equipment
We aspire to produce more than just welding systems, which is why we are the innovation leader for arc welding and are constantly developing welding processes further. In addition to welding technology for robot applications, we offer solutions for manual gas shielded arc welding, for MIG/MAG, TIG, and MMA welding processes. We also implement automated, complete welding solutions tailored to customer requirements in the field of welding automation. After all, welding creates connections - between metals, between industries, and between people. Connected by the arc, by passion, by the beat of welding.
Highlights
Mobile and robust
All Ignis models are ideally suited for mobile use. At only 6.5 kg (Ignis 150) and 8.8 kg (Ignis 180), the two smaller models in particular are truly lightweight. The robust construction of the devices as well as the integrated stainless steel filter provide reliable protection even in demanding outdoor welding jobs or volatile weather conditions.
Full power even with long grid leads
With the Ignis, perfect welding results are a given even with grid leads up to 100 meters long. This is made possible by features such as the integrated PFC technology (Power Factor Correction), making the devices particularly energy-efficient while minimizing disruptive interference in the grid.
Easy and user-friendly operation
The intuitive operating concept and 7-segment display make it possible to quickly read the parameters that have been configured and simplify handling. Set slightly back, the user interface is also well protected against damage and external influences.
Wide range of versions with additional functions
The Ignis TIG models are a great way to get started with mobile TIG welding and offer convenient remote control operation. The Ignis 180 and 250 are also available in country-specific versions and can be used in regions with different mains voltages.
Ignis MMA welding systems: Versions at a glance
The Ignis is available in the power categories 150 A, 180 A and 250 A.
Ignis 150/180
Ignis 250
Ignis 150/180
| Parameter | Ignis 150 | Ignis 180 |
|---|---|---|
| Welding current | 150 A | 180 A |
Ignis 250
| Parameter | Ignis 150 | Ignis 180 |
|---|---|---|
| Welding current | 150 A | 180 A |
Ignis 150, 180 and 250
The Ignis is available in the power categories 150, 180 and 250 A.
In addition to the robust housing and the simple, intuitive operation, the Ignis also has numerous functions that make MMA welding easier for the user: HotStart, SoftStart, or anti-stick provide support when starting welding as well as during the welding process. The MMA Pulse function enables better-looking welds and even faster welding.
Ignis 150 TIG and 180 TIG
The TIG series is available in the power categories 150 and 180 A.
Thanks to its additional functions, professional TIG welding is an option in addition to MMA welding. TIG Comfort Stop prevents annoying arc breaks at the end of welding, while TIG pulse offers better control of the weld pool in out-of-position welding and when bridging gaps. An integrated gas solenoid valve has also been added.
The MMA welding functions
HotStart : In order to make the electrode easier to ignite, the current is increased for fractions of a second on the MMA welding machine. The HotStart function was specially developed for welding with rutile and cellulose electrodes.
SoftStart: This function ensures a stable arc at the start of welding and was specially developed for basic electrodes that are welded with a low welding current. Anti-stick: Prevents electrode burn-out. If the electrode sticks during manual arc welding—equivalent to a short circuit—the power output of the welding machine switches off immediately.
Anti-stick: Prevents electrode burn-out. If the electrode sticks during manual arc welding—equivalent to a short circuit—the power output of the welding machine switches off immediately.
MMA Pulse
Better-looking welds and even faster welding thanks to the MMA Pulse function—especially in out-of-position welding.
TrackingArc
This function acts like a flashlight. Igniting the arc with only eight amperes makes it easier to find the exact starting position when re-igniting after the end of welding or an electrode change. In this way, you can avoid welding errors such as insufficiently filled end-craters or notch effects as well as time-consuming rework. The TrackingArc function is specifically designed for applications that do not use an automatic welding helmet or shield.
MMA Pulse
Better-looking welds and even faster welding thanks to the MMA Pulse function—especially in out-of-position welding.
TrackingArc
This function acts like a flashlight. Igniting the arc with only eight amperes makes it easier to find the exact starting position when re-igniting after the end of welding or an electrode change. In this way, you can avoid welding errors such as insufficiently filled end-craters or notch effects as well as time-consuming rework. The TrackingArc function is specifically designed for applications that do not use an automatic welding helmet or shield.
