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A. The 25113 is rated for Mild Steel 5+5mm (flat) / 20+20mm (bar). It is designed for automotive body panel repairs, general sheet metal fabrication, and light industrial production.
A. Yes. The 25113 requires a 3-phase 400V supply and must be hardwired by a qualified electrician. It is designed for professional workshop and industrial environments where 3-phase power is available.
A. The 25113 has a duty cycle of 25KVA @ 50%. Duty cycle is measured over a 10-minute period — a 60% duty cycle means 6 minutes of continuous welding followed by a 4-minute cool-down. Operating at lower amperages increases available run time.
A. The 25113 accepts electrodes of Ø 20mm in diameter. Compatible rod types include rutile and basic electrodes for mild steel, and specialist stainless and cast iron rods where relevant.
A. The 25113 is primarily designed for workshop use. Check the specification for weight and portability details.
A. The 25113 welds mild steel and stainless steel. Use the appropriate electrode type for each base metal.
A. Yes. The 25113 is fitted with automatic thermal overload protection that cuts output if the machine exceeds safe operating temperature. It will restart automatically once it has cooled. Operating within the rated duty cycle minimises the frequency of thermal interruptions.
A. Spot welding galvanised steel is possible but produces zinc fumes — adequate ventilation or fume extraction is essential. Zinc coatings also accelerate electrode wear, so check electrode condition regularly when welding zinc-coated materials.
A. Yes, but with precautions. Zinc coating produces fumes during spot welding — adequate ventilation or fume extraction is essential. Zinc also accelerates electrode tip wear, so inspect tips more frequently when welding galvanised material. Test on scrap of the same gauge first to confirm the weld schedule.
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