Different Welders and When to Use Each One
Are you tired of using outdated welding systems that leave you struggling to keep up with modern repair standards? Look no further than Innovative Solutions and Technology’s range of welding systems! With top-of-the-line equipment, we provide our customers with different types of machines to cater to a variety of needs. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the two most popular types of welding systems we offer, MIG and spot, and their best uses.
Our MIG welding systems come in three different models, M1, M2, and M3, each with varying torch options. The M1 has one torch, the M2 has two, and the M3 has three, and the availability of these options allows for welding various materials, such as steel, aluminum, and silicone bronze. The M3 is especially versatile and provides our customers with the option of choosing a machine that best fits their budget and welding needs. Our spot welders make a resistance weld identical to those that are made during the manufacturing process, resulting in high-quality repairs.
Our powerful welding systems are also designed to be user-friendly. Our MIG welding systems come equipped with smart MIG capabilities that calculate parameters on the fly. All the user has to do is set their material thickness and arc length, and the welder will take care of the rest. Similarly, our spot welders come with auto-weld capabilities—once the arm is selected and calibrated, the welder will calculate the parameters to make a perfect weld with no input from the user.
Our welding systems are ideal for body shops looking to upgrade their equipment and increase the efficiency of their repair processes. Our MIG welding systems effectively allow you to beat the clock by using auto-weld technology, which makes setup much simpler and faster. The welder will automatically adjust the settings in real time, as you weld, to create satisfactory penetration while preventing burn-throughs. Switches between materials are also effortless—just grab the appropriate torch and the welder will automatically switch the settings and gas.
Our spot welders also help our customers be more efficient by eliminating the need for tedious plug welding, allowing for faster panel bonding. For shops with an existing spot welder, our unit is much simpler to use, can create welds at a higher rate than older machines, and has specifications that exceed modern repair standards.
In terms of key selling points, both our MIG and spot welding systems provide reliability, ease of use, a range of capabilities, and customizability. Our MIG welding systems offer different materials and wire thicknesses for different applications and a wide variety of presets for different welding styles. Our spot welding systems offer a choice of arms, caps, and electrodes to suit various needs in many different situations.
Finally, if you’re reaching the end of your welding system’s lifespan, our MIG and spot welding systems offer several features that older machines may not have, such as increased squeeze pressure and amperage to accommodate modern materials.
In conclusion, our welding systems provide our customers with top-of-the-line equipment, different types of machines, and user-friendly processes to cater to a variety of needs. Whether it’s for MIG or spot welding, our welding systems provide high-quality repairs, and offer the latest features in welding technology. Visit our website at https://isatwelding.com/ to learn more information about our available welding systems.