ArcFeed 200/300/300P/300RC MIG/MAG productivity from any CC or CV welding power source In brief • Utilise MMA power sources for productive MIG/MAG welding • Ideal for tough site environments • Excellent for self shielded filler wires • Compact, lightweight, robust • Large, clear LCD display Heavy steel welding in workshops Construction and shipyards Oil and gas pipe welding On-site welding Equipment hire business Key features ArcFeed 200 and 300 are voltage sensing wire feed units for productive MIG/MAG welding and can be used from almost every welding power source, including welder generators. Even old static MMA equipment can be transformed for productive MIG/MAG welding. ArcFeed gives a good, smooth start and the backlit LCD display is protected by thick polycarbonate glass. ArcFeed equipment only requires one power cable and the earth return lead from the power source, so it’s ideal for site conditions where multi-core control cables could easily damage. Less cable means less to carry on site, making the lightweight cabinets easy to live with. Each unit is equipped with a 4x4 wire drive mechanism and ArcFeed 300RC model is equipped with a useful remote control function for adjusting welding current. Other additional features include: • Burn back time control • Wire inch switch • Gas test • Post gas timer. ArcFeed 200 shown with KMS 400 AS power source For more product information, videos and news, please visit our website at www.kemppi.com

ArcFeed 200/300/300P/300RC Technical specifications ArcFeed Rated power Cored filler wires Self-shielded flux-cored wires Solid wires Wire feed mechanism Filler wires ø mm External dimensions Weight Ordering information Wire Feeders Kemppi ArcFeed 200 Accessories Gas flow regulator Hanging frame for the ArcFeed 200 model KFH 1000 hanging device for ArcFeed 300, 300P and 300RC models Safety slide bars for the ArcFeed 200 model Safety slide bars for ArcFeed 300, 300P and 300RC models Cables Extension cable Extension cable Earth return cable For more product information, videos and news, please...