Low-power induction welding machine designed for tube and pipe fabricators
EFD Induction has added low-power machines to its Weldac line of induction welding machines.
The welding machines have a power rating of 50 to 225 kW and smaller footprints than other machines in the line, but the same 0.95 constant power factor and IGBT transistors. They are designed for use by tube and pipe fabricators that perform welding as part of a larger manufacturing process.
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