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    Fronius - iWave 230i DC MV/NP TIG Power Source Multi Voltage, 120v & 230v
    4,075,217,638

    £2657.50  EX VAT
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    Maximum quality – on every weld, with every material. Thanks to targeted heat input and an improved ignition function, the Fronius iWave offers the welder maximum control of the arc and significantly reduces ignition delays. All the operating elements of the iWave series are designed for maximum control as well. The result is intuitive handling, allowing the operator to fully focus on the welding challenges.

    Targeted Heat Input

    Maximum Control Over The Weld Pool

    CycleTIG allows the operator to control the arc, in turn offering the user maximum control of overheating input. The short welding times make it easy to keep a safe handle on the weld pool. As a result, the user can weld even the thinnest of materials with ease.


    Intuitive Operation

    Dynamic Graphics-Based Menu Navigation - In Over 30 Languages

    No additional documentation. No wild goose chases. Just follow your instincts. The intuitive menu navigation concept eliminates unnecessary detours during welding, allowing the operator to make the required settings with confidence.


    Reproducible Ignition Processes

    Ignition Delays were Reduced By Up To 71%

    Ignition processes that are fast and – perhaps even more importantly – reproducible. Regardless of the material characteristics and without having to adjust any ignition parameters manually. That’s what you get when you opt for the RPI auto–intelligent ignition function.


    Industry 4.0 Ready

    Contactless Data Transfer And Authentication

    Ready for Industry 4.0 and anything else that comes its way: from WLAN and Bluetooth right through to NFC, iWave supports all the major connection standards so that the operator can put it to the best possible use.

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    iWave 230i MV DC TIG Welder Parts FAQs

    Parts and accessories for a multi-voltage DC inverter TIG welder: torches, cables, trolleys, cases and function options explained.

    How do I find the right part for a DC inverter TIG welder?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Begin with the rating plate and the manual. The plate lists the maker, supply requirements and performance, and the manual shows which torches, cables, trolleys and options are listed for the machine. For a replacement, compare the number or marking on the old part and check connector type, thread and rating, not only the look of the part.

    If the manual is missing, the plate may be all the information you have, so record it before ordering. Our team can help you match a part if you send the plate details.

    What kinds of parts go with a DC TIG inverter?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    The usual groups are torches and torch heads, return (earth) cables with clamps, remote controls, carry cases, trolleys of different sizes and software or function packages that add features. Some are interchangeable between similar machines and some are not.

    Check the manual for the compatible list. Some items need a particular connector, and some options have to be installed or switched on in the welder before they work.

    Do I need a foot pedal or torch remote, and will it fit?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    A foot pedal gives fine, continuous control of current while keeping your hands on the torch, which many welders like for precise work. A torch-mounted control is easier in awkward positions, but adjusting it can move the torch slightly. Some welders prefer torch controls on the handle for convenience.

    Before choosing, make sure the plug and control system are listed as compatible with your welder and that the machine is set to accept the remote, as connectors and settings differ.

    Is high-frequency start or lift-arc start better, and does it change what I buy?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    High-frequency start strikes the arc without touching the work, which is why it is often preferred for high quality welds. Its drawback is interference with nearby electronics such as computers, phones, controls and medical equipment. Lift arc starts with a light touch of the electrode and a low current, and it is often used where interference matters.

    Your welder's design decides which methods it has. Check the manual before buying leads or torches so they suit the start method.

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