FRONIUS TRANSSTEEL 2200 MIG-TIG-STICK WELDER

Technical Data

Welding current max. 230,0 A
Welding current min. 10,0 A
Welding current / Duty cycle [10min/40°C] 210A / 30% MAG; 180A / 35% MMA; 230A / 35% TIG
Welding current / Duty cycle [10min/40°C] 170A / 60% MAG; 150A / 60% MMA; 200A / 60% TIG
Welding current / Duty cycle [10min/40°C] 150A / 100% MAG; 130A / 100% MMA; 170A / 100% TIG
Operating voltage 14,5-24,5V MIG/MAG; 20,4-27,2 MMA; 10,4-19,2V TIG
Open-circuit voltage 90,0 V
Mains frequency 50-60Hz
Mains voltage 230V
Mains fuse 16A
Dimension / b 215,0 mm
Dimension / l 560,0 mm
Weight 15,0 kg
Degree of protection IP23

Features

Easy spool change

A side cover that opens downwards gives easy access to the wirespool. The spool can be changed without tools.

Integrated polarity reverser

By reconnecting the integrated polarity reverser, flux core wires of different polarities can also be welded.

Carry handle and optional carrying strap

Single-phase mains connection

Integrated wearing parts box

A wearing parts box integrated in the housing is a handy storage feature.

Country-Specific Product Variants

Functions

Touchdown ignition

Touchdown ignition can be used in particular for sensitive application areas. This allows electromagnetic interference, which can occur during HF ignition, to be avoided.

TAC

With TAC, one spot is all it takes for tacking, because the pulsed arc sets the two weld pools in motion, making them jump together in next to no time, to make one single weld-pool. The TAC function is also very useful when welding light-gauge sheets without filler metal.

Intuitive operation

Get welding straightaway in three easy steps by setting wire, wire diameter and gas. A wide range of characteristics are already pre-set on the device.

Saving Easyjobs

Two Easyjob storage locations allow you to save frequently used parameters.

TAC

With TAC, one spot is all it takes for tacking, because the pulsed arc sets the two weld pools in motion, making them jump together in next to no time, to make one single weld-pool. The TAC function is also very useful when welding light-gauge sheets without filler metal.

Spot and interval welding

Spot and interval welding are ideal for applications where thin sheets need to be welded, as the heat input is not so high. The arc intervals can be adjusted to suit the individual requirements and are applied to the workpiece with complete consistency.

Touchdown ignition

Touchdown ignition can be used in particular for sensitive application areas. This allows electromagnetic interference, which can occur during HF ignition, to be avoided.