Welding equipment from Resanta company
The Resanta company was created by Latvian engineers in 1993 to produce voltage stabilizers. Later, production was expanded and production of welding equipment began. The choice was made in favor of inverter models.
Currently, thanks to reliability, convenience and beautiful design, Resanta inverters have conquered the markets of many countries. It’s no wonder that they are made in China and are tested before shipping.
Resanta welding machines
The welding inverter Resanta SAI 190 in various designs is most often used in everyday life. This choice is explained very simply:
- Typically, welders use electrodes with a thickness of 3 mm. To ignite them, it is enough to set 140 A, but a current reserve is required, since you cannot cook at the maximum load; when cutting metal, the load increases, and power is lost when using an extension cord.
Resanta with a maximum current of 190 A has the necessary reserve.
In addition, a welding machine with a higher current value has a higher cost.
- Thanks to special modes, it is easy to master all the subtleties of welding work. These include: accelerated ignition when touching the seam and easy removal of a stuck electrode.
Characteristics and Features
The inverter welding machine SAI model 190 can be used in conjunction with electrodes with a diameter of up to 5 mm. The maximum welding current that can be squeezed out of this device is 190 Amperes. At least according to the manufacturer
