Originally posted by klsm54
Hawk,
"Variable inductance or tapped slope machine"....If someone woulk make an old Linde 450 SVI machine again, I could sell a truckload of them. I have a very large S/S customer, that makes cookers for the food, drug and cosmetic industry, that still buys these old behemoths when they find them at auctions. I have had Blue, Yellow and Red showcasing their best alternatives to them, but NOTHING will please them like an old green SVI machine for stainless mig welding...
Hawk,
"Variable inductance or tapped slope machine"....If someone woulk make an old Linde 450 SVI machine again, I could sell a truckload of them. I have a very large S/S customer, that makes cookers for the food, drug and cosmetic industry, that still buys these old behemoths when they find them at auctions. I have had Blue, Yellow and Red showcasing their best alternatives to them, but NOTHING will please them like an old green SVI machine for stainless mig welding...

On the down hill side the old VS and TS critters draw tons of power, seem to weigh tons, and take up tons of space. ...now the uphill. the newer variable inductance inverters deliver the capability to control the arc in nearly every way. They are small and light, pack lots amps of per pound, 1 and 3 phase autoline on many of the Millers, capable of pulse via accessories (60M or Optima).
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