Inverter Welding Machine

An inverter welder is a welding machine that uses solid-state electronic parts to improve efficiency in the electric current conversion. Inverter welding machines are light, portable, and often no bigger than your lunchbox. Also, inverter-based welders often include many digital functions for arc control An inverter welder has a power output of 93% as compared to transformer welding machines. The level of production with transformer welders is 60%. The inverter technology reduces the size of the transformer and the proportionate weight of the welder. An Inverter MIG welder is an electronic piece of equipment that converts AC Input to a stable DC Output. A wire feed motor with a continuous welding wire is connected to this output via a welding torch, to enable consistent blowing of the wire when shorted to the workpiece These high frequency inverter based welding machines are more efficient and have more control than the welding machines. The structure consists of a bipolar transistor, a gate and a power transistor. All these control the energy in the machine.