Inverter Based ARC Welding Machine — ARC-200A MOSFET
High-efficiency inverter based ARC welding machines optimized for industrial fabrication and maintenance. Stable arc performance across 200 to 400 amps with single phase and three phase options. • MOSFET and IGBT inverter technology for energy efficiency • Wide input voltage compatibility for diverse power grids • Plate thicknesses 2 mm to 20 mm for various structural needs • Forced air cooling systems for continuous operation
Specifications
For: ARC-200A MOSFET- Model
- ARC-200 MOS
- Technology
- MOSFET Inverter
- Welding Type
- MMA / ARC (Stick Welding)
- Input Voltage
- AC 220–230V ±15%
- Input Power Capacity
- Approx. 4.5 – 6 kVA
- Output Current Range
- 20 – 200 A
- No-Load Voltage
- 56 – 65 V
- Duty Cycle
- 60%
- Electrode Diameter
- 1.6 – 3.2 mm
- Suitable Plate Thickness
- 2 – 6 mm
- Protection Class
- IP21
- Cooling System
- Forced Air Cooling
- Weight (Approx.)
- 6 – 8 kg
- Dimensions (Approx.)
- 410×155×310 mm
- Phase
- 1 (Single Phase)
Configurations
Click a row to switch| Variant | Input Power Capacity | Phase | Welding Type | No-Load Voltage | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ARC-200A MOSFET | Approx. 4.5 – 6 kVA | 1 (Single Phase) | MMA / ARC (Stick Welding) | 56 – 65 V | ₹7,800 |
| ARC-200A RAFEL | 5.8 kVA | 1+2 | MMA / ARC (Stick Welding) | 54 - 62 V | ₹7,200 |
| ARC-250A GOLD | 4.5 - 6 kVA | 1 (Single Phase) | MMA / ARC (Stick Welding) | 65 - 68 V | ₹9,400 |
| ARC-325 | Approx. 12.5 – 13 kVA | Single Phase / Double Phase (1+2) | MMA / ARC (Stick Welding) | 65 – 68 V | ₹12,399 |
| ARC-350 DV | Approx. 6 – 12.5 kVA | 1 Phase / 2 Phase / 3 Phase (1-2-3) | MMA / ARC (Stick Welding) | 70 – 78 V | ₹18,600 |
| ARC-400G | Approx. 16 – 18 kVA | 3 (Three Phase) | MMA / ARC (Stick Welding) | 65 – 68 V | ₹28,400 |
Description
An Arc Welding Machine is a reliable and efficient welding solution designed for joining various types of metal using electric arc technology. It generates a stable arc between the electrode and the workpiece, producing the high heat required to melt and fuse metals together. Built with advanced inverter technology and high-quality electronic components, the machine ensures smooth welding performance, energy efficiency, and consistent arc stability.
Arc welding machines are widely used in fabrication industries, repair workshops, construction sites, maintenance work, and metal manufacturing units. They are suitable for welding mild steel, stainless steel, and other ferrous metals, making them an essential tool for professional welders and industrial applications.
Benefits
- High Welding Efficiency: Provides strong and reliable welds with excellent penetration.
- Stable Arc Performance: Ensures smooth welding with minimal spatter and better bead appearance.
- Energy Efficient: Inverter technology reduces power consumption and improves efficiency.
- Portable Design: Compact and lightweight structure makes it easy to move and use at different job sites.
- Easy Operation: Simple controls allow both professionals and beginners to operate the machine easily.
- Low Maintenance: Durable components and strong build ensure long service life with minimal maintenance.
- Wide Application Range: Suitable for welding mild steel, stainless steel, and various metal fabrication jobs.
- Safety Protection: Built-in protection against overheating, over-current, and voltage fluctuations for safe operation.
Features
- Advanced inverter technology for stable and efficient welding performance
- Compact, lightweight, and portable design for easy handling
- Smooth and stable arc with minimal spatter
- High welding efficiency with strong penetration
- Energy-saving operation with low power consumption
- Digital display for accurate current adjustment (in inverter models)
- Built-in protection against over-voltage, over-current, and overheating
- Suitable for various electrodes and different welding applications
- Fast arc start and excellent arc stability
- Durable metal body for long service life in industrial environments
Applications
- Metal fabrication and engineering workshops
- Construction and infrastructure projects
- Repair and maintenance work in industries
- Automobile and vehicle body repair
- Steel structure fabrication
- Agricultural equipment manufacturing and repair
- Shipbuilding and marine maintenance
- Pipeline and structural welding work
- Small workshops and on-site welding jobs
- General manufacturing and metal joining applications
Standard Accessories
- Machine suitable for ARC welding
- Electrode Holder with Cable
- Earth Clamp with Cable
- Input Power Cable
More questions buyers ask
What is an Inverter ARC Welding Machine?
An inverter ARC welding machine is a modern, lightweight, and energy-efficient welder that uses advanced inverter technology to convert AC power to high-frequency DC power for a stable and smooth welding arc. This makes it easier to create strong, high-quality welds compared to traditional transformer-based welders.
What are the benefits of using a PENTAGON inverter welder?
PENTAGON inverter welders offer high efficiency, stable arc performance with minimal spatter, and are lightweight and portable. They are designed for industrial use, support a wide range of electrode diameters, and come with features like forced air cooling for continuous operation.
What is the difference between MOSFET and IGBT technology in these welders?
Both are types of inverter technology. MOSFET is a reliable, cost-effective technology used in models like the ARC-200A. IGBT is a newer technology that offers higher power efficiency and is used in models like the ARC-200A RAFEL and the higher amperage machines (325A, 350A, 400A), allowing for more power in a compact size.
What is the input voltage requirement for these machines?
Most models, including the 200A, 250A, and 325A, run on standard single-phase AC 220-230V. The ARC-350 DV and ARC-400G models offer dual or three-phase input voltage compatibility (220V/380V), making them suitable for various industrial power grids.
What does the 'Duty Cycle' of 60% mean?
A 60% duty cycle means the machine can weld continuously for 6 minutes out of a 10-minute period at its rated output current without overheating. The remaining 4 minutes are for cooling. This is a standard rating for industrial-grade machines.
What thickness of metal can I weld with these machines?
The suitable plate thickness varies by model. The ARC-200A models are ideal for 2-6mm, the ARC-250A for 4-8mm, and the higher-end models like the ARC-400G can handle thicknesses up to 20mm, making the range suitable for everything from light fabrication to heavy structural work.
What is the warranty on PENTAGON welding machines?
All PENTAGON welding machines purchased from Gearo come with a standard manufacturer's warranty. We provide a GST invoice for all purchases, which is required for warranty claims.
Do you offer Pan-India delivery?
Yes, we offer fast and reliable delivery across India for all our products. Your order will be shipped securely to your workshop or job site.
Can I get a GST invoice for my purchase?
Absolutely. We provide a proper GST invoice with every order, allowing you to claim Input Tax Credit (ITC) for your business.
What is the price of the Pentagon ARC 200A in India?
The price for the Pentagon ARC-200A MOSFET model is approximately ₹7,800, and the ARC-200A RAFEL (IGBT) model is around ₹7,200. Prices are subject to change and may vary based on current promotions.
Who should choose the ARC-200A MOSFET model?
The ARC-200A MOSFET is an excellent choice for small workshops, maintenance and repair professionals, and hobbyists looking for a reliable, cost-effective, and portable machine for welding mild steel and other common metals up to 6mm thick.
Who should choose the ARC-200A RAFEL (IGBT) model?
The ARC-200A RAFEL is ideal for professionals who need the efficiency and portability of the 200A platform but with the added performance and stability of IGBT technology. It's a great all-rounder for fabrication and on-site repair work.
Who should choose the ARC-250A GOLD model?
Choose the ARC-250A GOLD if you need more power for thicker materials (up to 8mm). It's suited for medium-duty fabrication, construction sites, and workshops that require a step up in amperage from the 200A models.
Who should choose the ARC-325 (1+2 Phase) model?
The ARC-325 is designed for heavy-duty industrial applications. With its ability to run on single or double phase power and weld materials up to 12mm, it's perfect for structural steel fabrication, manufacturing, and demanding repair jobs.
Who should choose the ARC-350 DV model?
The ARC-350 DV is a versatile powerhouse for professionals working in varied environments. Its ability to run on single, double, or three-phase power makes it adaptable, while its 350A output is sufficient for heavy fabrication and welding materials up to 18mm.
Who should choose the ARC-400G (3-Phase) model?
The ARC-400G is the top-of-the-line model for the most demanding industrial welding tasks. It requires a three-phase power supply and is built for continuous, heavy-duty work on thick materials up to 20mm, such as in shipbuilding, heavy construction, and manufacturing plants.
What is the main difference between the ARC-200A MOSFET and ARC-200A RAFEL?
The primary difference is the inverter technology. The MOSFET model is a highly reliable, budget-friendly option. The RAFEL model uses more modern IGBT technology, which is slightly more energy-efficient and offers a very stable arc, making it a great value for its price.
How does the ARC-325 compare to the ARC-350 DV for medium-duty work?
Both are excellent industrial machines. The ARC-325 is a solid choice for workshops with consistent power. The ARC-350 DV offers more flexibility with its multi-phase input (1, 2, or 3-phase), making it ideal for job sites where power sources might vary. It also provides a slightly higher amperage for thicker materials.
When should I upgrade from a 200A model to the 400A ARC-400G?
Upgrade to the ARC-400G when your work regularly involves welding materials thicker than 8-10mm, or if you need to run the machine for long, continuous periods in a heavy industrial setting. The ARC-400G is a dedicated three-phase machine built for maximum power and productivity.
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High-efficiency inverter based ARC welding machines optimized for industrial fabrication and maintenance. Stable arc performance across 200 to 400 amps with single phase and three phase options. • MOSFET and IGBT inverter technology for energy efficiency • Wide input voltage compatibility for diverse power grids • Plate thicknesses 2 mm to 20 mm for various structural needs • Forced air cooling systems for continuous operation






