Kemppi Welders FAQ

Kemppi welders are known for their exceptional performance, reliability, and versatility, making them a trusted choice for both professionals and hobbyists. Whether you're working on steel, aluminium, or stainless steel, Kemppi machines deliver precision and efficiency across various welding processes. Explore our FAQs below to find answers to common questions and learn more about choosing the right Jasic welder for your needs.

What is the warranty on Kemppi welders?

Kemppi offers a 3-year warranty on power sources, wire feeders, and cooling units across all product families. To activate the warranty, register your product within two months of purchase.

Are Kemppi welders suitable for professional use?

Yes, Kemppi welders are designed for professional and industrial applications, providing advanced features and reliability for demanding welding tasks.

What power supply do Kemppi welders require?

Kemppi welders operate on various power supplies, including 230V single-phase and 400V three-phase, depending on the model. Refer to the specific product specifications for details.

What materials can I weld with a Kemppi welder?

Kemppi welders are suitable for welding materials such as steel, stainless steel, and aluminium. The compatibility depends on the model and welding process used.

What is the duty cycle on a Kemppi welder?

Duty cycles vary by model. For example, the Minarc Evo 180 has a duty cycle of 30% at 180 amps for MMA welding. Consult the product specifications for exact figures.

How energy efficient are Kemppi welders?

Kemppi welders utilise inverter technology to enhance energy efficiency, reducing power consumption without compromising performance.

Does Premier Welding offer financing options for Kemppi welders?

Yes, Premier Welding provides financing options, including 0% APR through PayPal for orders over £99, allowing flexible payment plans.

How do I choose the right Kemppi welder for my needs?

Selecting the appropriate Kemppi welder depends on factors such as material type, welding process (MIG, TIG, MMA), and material thickness. Consulting with Premier Welding's team can help identify the best model for your specific applications.