Jasic EVO EA200 PFC MMA (Stick) Welder 110/230V
- Now £389.00 (ex. VAT)
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Why we love the Jasic EVO 2.0 200PFC ARC/MMA Welder
Introducing the Evo Arc 200, a cutting-edge digital inverter DC manual welder renowned for its exceptional performance. The Jasic EVO ARC 200 PFC is the uprated version of the popular Jasic PRO ARC series, featuring a new large-format display that is clear to see from a distance, as well as a heavier-duty, more rugged shell casing with aggressive looks. Crafted with advanced technology, this resilient machine caters to a diverse array of applications, making it indispensable for precise welding across various materials.
The Evo Arc 200 enhances the machine's duty cycle by boasting a unique electrical structure and air passage design, significantly elevating its reliability. Moreover, incorporating the ClearVision display provides operators with comprehensive and informative data, enhancing the welding process experience.
Experience unparalleled welding proficiency with the Evo Arc 200, where innovation meets durability for seamless welding operations across various materials.
- ClearVision technology
- Adaptable wide input voltage range
- Flexible remote control solutions.
- Smart DC lift TIG.
- Anti stick, adjustable hot start and arc force.
- Generator friendly.
- Auto sleep mode for improved energy efficiency.
- Fan on demand.
- Voltage reduction device for improved safety.
- Overcurrent and overheat protection.
Supplied with a durable protective case and MMA lead set with twist type electrode holder.
Runs from 110 and 230V power supplies
Latest Features
Following extensive research and development, the EVO Arc 200 PFC (EA-200) Inverter Welder emerges with various innovative features. Among its highlights is the Intelligent Synergic Control, which facilitates hassle-free operation and setup through pre-programmed electrode size settings. Users benefit from a convenient selection option for electrode sizes, streamlining the welding process.
The inclusion of Smart Lift TIG technology ensures precise control of short circuit current at ignition, effectively preventing tungsten contamination. Additionally, the system swiftly detects accidental short circuits, ensuring uninterrupted welding operations. The arc length cut-off feature eliminates undesirable arc wandering, enhancing welding precision.
Efficiency is further enhanced with a sleep function designed to conserve power during idle periods. Upon activation with a simple push of a button, the machine swiftly reawakens, primed for the next welding task. Additionally, a fan-on-demand mechanism optimises working temperature by activating when necessary and deactivating when idle, reducing energy consumption and noise emissions.
Integrating a voltage reduction device (VRD) in the Jasic EVO Arc 200 PFC (EA-200) remains paramount for safety. This device mitigates potential hazards by lowering the open circuit voltage (OCV) to a safer level, thus minimising risks associated with accidental contact with the welding holder or electrode during machine operation.
Furthermore, built-in overcurrent and overheat protection mechanisms safeguard the machine from potential damage, ensuring prolonged reliability and performance. The Jasic EVO Arc 200 PFC (EA-200) is a testament to safety and efficiency, offering a comprehensive solution for welding tasks with unmatched precision and reliability.
Advanced MMA Features
This machine comes with Anti-Stick technology, plus you can adjust the Arc Force and Hot Start settings. All of this makes welding easier and helps you get better results.
Voltage Reduction Device
When you're using MMA (Stick) mode, the VRD drops the open-circuit voltage to keep things safer.
So basically, when your machine's running but you're not actually welding—say you've just burned through an electrode and need to swap in a fresh one—the VRD automatically brings the voltage down to a much safer level (around 13V or so).
Advanced MMA Features
This machine comes with Anti-Stick technology, plus you can adjust the Arc Force and Hot Start settings. All of this makes welding easier and helps you get better results.
Voltage Reduction Device
When you're using MMA (Stick) mode, the VRD drops the open-circuit voltage to keep things safer.
So basically, when your machine's running but you're not actually welding—say you've just burned through an electrode and need to swap in a fresh one—the VRD automatically brings the voltage down to a much safer level (around 13V or so).
Active Balance Air Passage
A built-in segregation structure guides the internal airflow, helping heat from the power electronics to disperse more evenly. This balanced cooling design enhances thermal management and contributes to greater overall reliability of the power source.
Energy Efficient
The Smart Fan runs only when needed, keeping noise to a minimum while cutting energy use, lowering costs, and limiting dust intake. To save even more power, the machine automatically switches to standby mode after 10 minutes of inactivity, reducing consumption to just 10W.
Active Balance Air Passage
A built-in segregation structure guides the internal airflow, helping heat from the power electronics to disperse more evenly. This balanced cooling design enhances thermal management and contributes to greater overall reliability of the power source.
Energy Efficient
The Smart Fan runs only when needed, keeping noise to a minimum while cutting energy use, lowering costs, and limiting dust intake. To save even more power, the machine automatically switches to standby mode after 10 minutes of inactivity, reducing consumption to just 10W.
Overheat & Overcurrent Protection
The overheat warning light comes on when the machine's got too hot and has to shut itself down to protect the internals. Just give it some time to cool off and it'll start working again on its own.
The overcurrent warning light means the machine detected too much current and cut the output for safety. To get it going again, just switch it off and back on—that'll reset it.
Overheat & Overcurrent Protection
The overheat warning light comes on when the machine's got too hot and has to shut itself down to protect the internals. Just give it some time to cool off and it'll start working again on its own.
The overcurrent warning light means the machine detected too much current and cut the output for safety. To get it going again, just switch it off and back on—that'll reset it.
ClearVision Technology
Next generation HD digital panel providing crisp and clear reading, visible under direct sunlight.
With 45° slanted angle for improved visibility and a 41% enhanced viewing area compared to a vertically positioned control panel.
ClearVision Technology
Next generation HD digital panel providing crisp and clear reading, visible under direct sunlight.
With 45° slanted angle for improved visibility and a 41% enhanced viewing area compared to a vertically positioned control panel.
