Multi-process CC-CV

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is CC and CV in welding?

 Constant Current (CC):
In welding, constant current refers to a welding power source that maintains a steady current output regardless of changes in arc length or voltage. This is particularly useful for processes like Stick (SMAW) welding, where maintaining a consistent arc length is crucial for quality welds.

Constant Voltage (CV):
Constant voltage refers to a welding power source that maintains a steady voltage output. This is beneficial for processes like MIG (GMAW) and Flux-Cored (FCAW) welding, where consistent voltage helps control the arc length and penetration while the wire feed speed adjusts to regulate the current.

What is CC-CV welding machines?

Multi-process CC-CV welding machines combine these two capabilities, allowing welders to perform various welding processes, such as Stick, MIG, TIG, Flux-Cored, and more, using a single welding power source. These machines typically feature selectable welding modes and parameters, allowing operators to easily switch between processes without needing separate equipment.

The advantage of Multi-process CC-CV welding machines lies in their versatility and flexibility. They streamline the welding process by eliminating the need to switch between different welding machines for different processes, thus saving time, space, and cost. Additionally, they provide consistent welding performance across various applications, making them suitable for a wide range of welding tasks in industries like construction, fabrication, manufacturing, and repair.

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