The Defitec MMA 130 welder is a compact, functional welding machine designed for maintenance jobs, DIY and small metalwork, with a current range of 55 to 130 A that adapts to different thicknesses and common shielded electrodes for home and semi-professional use. It operates on 230 V / 50 Hz mains via an electric cable, making it easy to connect to a standard power supply without special installations, and complies with CE regulations for greater safety and reliability in the workplace. Its yellow and black design (Jaune/Noir) improves visibility in the workshop or on site, helping to locate it quickly among other tools, while its robust construction offers good resistance to frequent use. The unit includes IP21S protection, shielding it against dripping water and the ingress of small solid objects under normal working conditions, contributing to the durability of the device when used indoors or in partially protected areas. Designed as a stick welder within a light, easy-to-handle set, this model facilitates arc control and precision in short beads or tack welds, making it suitable for everyday repairs on light structures, grills, metal supports and small steel constructions. Manufactured in China to Defitec specifications, the MMA 130 welder offers a balanced combination of output current, compatibility with household mains and a basic level of protection, providing a practical, affordable solution for users who need a simple, efficient welding machine for general tasks.

• Type: Soldering pencil
• Colour:
  • Yellow
  • Black
  • Jaune
• Voltage: 230 V
• Power supply: Electric cable

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