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MZ-1250 Submerged Arc Welding Power Source
Submerged Arc Welding Power Source

MZ-1250

MZ-1250 is a high-output submerged arc welding power source for heavier mechanized SAW production where weld build-up, deeper penetration demand, and stronger current reserve all increase. It combines 1250A rated output, 100% duty cycle, five-level depth adjustment, and the standard MZ-1 wire feeder package for larger industrial welding tasks.

1250A Output100% Duty CycleFive-Level Depth ControlMZ-1 Wire Feeder
Submerged Arc Welding SeriesMZ-1250

This model sits between the standard-production and ultra-high-current ends of the MZ lineup, giving buyers a stronger output step for heavier deposition work without moving all the way into the physically larger 1600A and 2000A platforms.

Submerged arc welding is often preferred for heavy industrial seam work because the flux-covered arc supports efficient long-run welding, deeper fusion potential, and stable mechanized travel over repetitive joints.
Rated Output Current1250A
Duty Cycle100%
Rated Input Capacity66 KVA
Power Source Weight85 kg
Technical Specifications

MZ-1250 Technical Specifications

Exact model data for the MZ-1250 power source together with the standard MZ-1 submerged arc wire feeder package used with this machine series.

ProcessSubmerged arc welding
Output Class1250A
Duty Cycle100%
Wire FeederMZ-1

Power Source

ModelMZ-1250
Input Power Supply3~380V ±15% 50/60
Rated Input Capacity66 KVA
Rated Input Current100A
Rated Output Current1250A
Rated Output Voltage44V
Rated No-Load Voltage76V
Duration of Rated Load100%
Efficiency88%
Power Factor0.93
Output Current Adjustment Range100~1250A
Depth Adjustment Series5. from D.C to D
Power Cooling Systemair cooling
Insulation ClassF
Case Protection ClassIP21S
Overall Dimensions (L x W x H)795 x 410 x 835 mm
Net Power Weight85 kg

Standard Wire Feeder: MZ-1

Applicable Wire DiameterØ2.0~6.0 mm
Wire Feeding Speed25~300, 55~600 cm/min
Welding Speed20~155 cm/min
Vertical Adjustment Range93 mm
Range of Left-Right Adjustment±30°
Adjustment Range of Column Lift140 mm
Trolley Wheel Base300 mm
Trolley Wheelbase350 mm
Cross Arm Rotation Angle±90°
Nose Tilt Angle±30°
Angle of Nose Tilt±30°
Flux Hopper Capacity10 L
Overall Dimensions (L x W x H)1010 x 580 x 930 mm
Weight52 kg
Product Details

High-deposition submerged arc welding for heavier production seam work.

MZ-1250 is positioned for manufacturers who need a meaningful step above 1000A-class SAW power sources, especially when weld volume, joint size, and line throughput all continue to rise.

Process Fit

Made for repetitive mechanized SAW on heavier seams

Submerged arc welding is commonly chosen where the job involves long seam length, repetitive mechanized travel, and thicker joint sections. MZ-1250 is designed to sit comfortably in that heavier-duty production space.

Output Tier

1250A class output for stronger deposition demand

This model expands current reserve beyond standard production SAW power sources, giving fabricators a better fit for larger weld cross-sections and higher-throughput industrial welding schedules.

Duty Positioning

100% load duration for sustained welding shifts

The published rated-load duration supports the kind of continuous production use normally associated with mechanized submerged arc welding in fabrication plants, vessel shops, and structural lines.

Penetration Control

Five-level depth adjustment supports weld-profile tuning

The listed depth adjustment series helps operators refine penetration and weld build-up according to joint design, thickness level, and production target, which is particularly useful as output class increases.

MZ-1 Feeder

Mechanized feeder package for industrial SAW setup

The included MZ-1 wire feeder supports the wire range, travel adjustment, and positioning movement needed for practical submerged arc welding carriage or seam-travel arrangements in production environments.

Typical Applications

Where MZ-1250 fits best

  • Heavy plate fabrication and structural welding
  • Tank, vessel, and large fabricated shell production
  • Industrial SAW lines needing more deposition than 1000A-class systems
Why SAW

Why buyers choose this process

Because the flux blanket shields the arc and weld pool, submerged arc welding remains a strong choice for long seam consistency, deeper fusion potential, and higher productivity on repetitive industrial joints.

Operating Snapshot

Main values buyers compare first

Key values include 1250A rated output current, 66 KVA rated input capacity, 100~1250A current adjustment range, 100% duration of rated load, 88% efficiency, and 85 kg net power weight.

Submerged Arc Welding Series

Choose the right MZ submerged arc power source by output level, plant-scale demand, and mechanized welding workload.

The MZ submerged arc lineup scales from compact full-duty production units up to very high-current industrial power sources for heavier deposition demand. All models in this group are paired with the MZ-1 wire feeder platform.

Standard Production Range

MZ-630 and MZ-1000

  • Good fit for general submerged arc production where full-duty performance and manageable machine size matter.
  • MZ-630 is the more compact option, while MZ-1000 adds a higher output tier for thicker or faster-running work.
  • Suitable for many beam, vessel, and plate-fabrication lines.
High-Output Range

MZ-1250

  • Steps the series upward for stronger deposition demand and larger weld sections.
  • Better suited where the work begins to exceed the comfortable output window of standard production units.
  • Acts as the bridge between mid-range and ultra-high-current MZ models.
Ultra-High Current Range

MZ-1600 and MZ-2000

  • Built for very heavy industrial submerged arc applications with larger current reserve and larger machine format.
  • Better matched to high-deposition welding, thicker joints, and bigger production lines.
  • Best where maximum output matters more than compact equipment size.
Submerged Arc WeldingAutomated Seam WeldingMZ-1 Wire Feeder100% Duty CyclePlate FabricationTank And Beam Welding
Selection Guidance: Start with required output current and deposition demand, then confirm available power supply, weld length, joint thickness, mechanized travel setup, wire diameter, and plant layout before choosing the final MZ model.