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A. The SR123 is rated for 2 + 2mm. Maximum welding current is 6300A. It is designed for automotive body panel repairs, general sheet metal fabrication, and light industrial production.
A. The SR123 requires a 230V supply. If you are unsure whether your supply is adequate, consult a qualified electrician before installation.
A. The SR123 has a duty cycle of 0.015. 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 SR123 is supplied with 120mm welding arms. Additional consumables are available separately through PartsForMachines.com.
A. The SR123 weighs 11kg and includes a carry handle for transport between locations. It can be moved by a single person and is suited to workshop use.
A. The SR123 is primarily suited to mild steel.
A. Yes. The SR123 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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