TIG-500P (DC Pulse TIG) IGBT Inverter Pulse TIG / MMA Welding Machine
IGBT Inverter Pulse TIG / MMA Welding Machine
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TIG-500P (DC Pulse TIG)

High-output IGBT inverter pulse TIG welding machine with 380V three-phase input, 10-500 A rated output, 60% duty cycle, and concentrated arc performance for stainless steel, alloy steel, carbon steel, and heavier fabrication work.

380V Three-Phase 10-500 A Output 60% Duty Cycle IGBT Dual Module
High-Output IGBT Pulse TIG TIG-500P (DC Pulse TIG)

Built with 100 kHz IGBT inverter technology and a dual-module main circuit to deliver advanced electrical performance, stable arc behavior, concentrated output, and significant energy savings.

Rated Output Current10-500 A
Input Voltage380V three-phase
Duty Cycle60%
Weight28.2 kg
Technical Specifications

TIG-500P (DC Pulse TIG) Technical Specifications

Core electrical data, pulse control range, and physical dimensions for the TIG-500P IGBT inverter pulse TIG welding machine.

Welding ProcessDC Pulse TIG / MMA
Main CircuitIGBT dual module
Input Supply380V three-phase
Rated Input Power24 kVA
ParameterTIG-500P (DC Pulse TIG)
Welding ProcessDC Pulse TIG with MMA function
Inverter Technology100 kHz IGBT inverter with dual-module main circuit
Supply Voltage380V ±10% (Three-phase)
Rated Frequency50/60 Hz
Rated Input Power24 kVA
Maximum Open-Circuit Voltage76 V
Rated Duty Cycle60%
Rated Output Current10-500 A
Pulse Peak Current500 A
Base Current10-500 A
Pulse Frequency0.1-99.9 Hz
Thrust Current20-150 A
Exterior Dimensions (L×W×H)530 × 300 × 532 mm
Weight28.2 kg
CertificationCE
ComplianceLVD 2014/35/EU, EMC 2014/30/EU
Product Details

High-output pulse control, concentrated arc performance, and heavier industrial fabrication range.

TIG-500P (DC Pulse TIG) combines an advanced IGBT dual-module main circuit, concentrated arc behavior, and integrated MMA capability for special weld requirements and higher-output industrial production work.

Inverter Technology

100 kHz IGBT inverter technology with dual-module main circuit

The advanced main circuit design delivers good dynamic characteristics, stable output performance, and significant energy savings for demanding welding applications.

Arc Starting

Easy arc initiation with concentrated arc performance

Easy arc initiation together with a concentrated arc makes the machine suitable for workpieces that require tighter weld control and higher output consistency.

Process Flexibility

MMA function with separate output terminals for easy conversion

The machine includes manual arc welding functionality with separately introduced output terminals, helping simplify conversion between pulse TIG and MMA working modes.

Welding Performance

Configured for stainless, alloy, carbon steel, and non-ferrous metals

The supplied product information positions this model for stainless steel, alloy steel, carbon steel, and other non-ferrous metal welding applications in broader fabrication work.

Portability

Designed to remain practical for outdoor and site operations

The structure is described as suitable for outdoor operation with convenient carrying and deployment relative to its higher-output class, supporting site use as well as workshop installation.

Classification

Standardized product positioning

  • Model: TIG-500P (DC Pulse TIG)
  • Type: IGBT inverter pulse TIG / MMA welding machine
  • Input voltage: 380V ±10% (three-phase)
  • Output range: 10-500 A
  • Duty cycle: 60%
Process Range

High-output pulse and current control for heavier fabrication

  • Pulse peak current: 500 A
  • Base current: 10-500 A
  • Pulse frequency: 0.1-99.9 Hz
  • Thrust current: 20-150 A
  • MMA conversion supported through separate output terminals
Applications

Built for heavier industrial and outdoor fabrication work

  • Stainless, alloy steel, carbon steel, and non-ferrous welding
  • Workpieces with more demanding weld seam requirements
  • Industrial production and higher-output fabrication tasks
  • Outdoor operation where portable deployment is still important
TIG Welding Series

Select compact DC TIG, AC/DC aluminum TIG, or transformer and SCR platforms by output type, cooling, and material demand.

This TIG lineup covers portable DC TIG and MMA inverters, higher-output pulse TIG machines, AC/DC inverter systems for aluminum and non-ferrous work, and transformer or SCR models for conventional workshop and industrial applications.

DC TIG Inverter And Pulse

Portable and production-ready DC TIG machines for steel, stainless steel, repair, and fabrication work

  • TIG-200, TIG-250mos, TIG-250D, and TIG-250P cover compact DC TIG and multi-process welding for workshop and field use.
  • TIG-315P, TIG-400P, and TIG-500P extend the range for higher-output pulse TIG and industrial fabrication demand.
  • Choose this group when DC TIG performance, portability, or wider pulse-control range is the main requirement.
AC/DC Inverter And Water-Cooled

AC/DC TIG systems for aluminum, non-ferrous metals, and higher-duty production welding

  • AC-DC-TIG-250P, AC-DC-TIG-315P, AC-DC-TIG-315PW, AC-DC-TIG-500P, and AC-DC-TIG-500PW cover AC/DC TIG across air-cooled and water-cooled formats.
  • These models are the preferred choice when aluminum welding, AC output, or longer high-load operating cycles are required.
  • Water-cooled versions are better suited to continuous higher-current work where torch temperature and long-run stability matter more.
Transformer AC/DC And SCR TIG

Conventional transformer-class and SCR-controlled TIG platforms for workshop durability and heavier-duty operation

  • AC-DC-TIG-350PT and AC-DC-TIG-500PT serve thicker-section AC/DC TIG applications in transformer-class format.
  • TIG-200SCR-1PH-220V, TIG-200SCR-1PH-380V, TIG-250SCR-1PH-380V, and TIG-300SCR-1PH-380V provide transformer SCR DC TIG coverage for conventional workshop use.
  • Select this group when traditional machine construction, single-phase transformer supply, or heavier-duty shop use is preferred.
DC TIG AC/DC TIG Pulse TIG MMA Function Aluminum Welding Stainless Steel Water Cooling Transformer TIG SCR TIG
Selection Guidance: Compare DC versus AC/DC output, input supply, output current, duty cycle, cooling method, pulse-control requirements, torch configuration, and target material before choosing the final TIG model.