ID ARC255DV ELECTRIC WELDING MACHINE [G-240V] - 27889
ID ARC255DV ELECTRIC WELDING MACHINE [G-240V] - 27889

ID ARC255DV ELECTRIC WELDING MACHINE [G-240V] - 27889

Dhs. 270.00 Dhs. 300.00
SKU: 27889
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Built for Power. Engineered for Safety. Ready for Any Job Site.

The ID ARC255DV Electric Welding Machine is a high-performance inverter-based arc welder engineered for both professional tradespeople and serious DIY users. Delivering a powerful 255A output current with a 6.8 kVA rated power, this machine handles a wide range of MMA (stick) welding tasks with precision and reliability. Featuring double insulation safety design, broad voltage compatibility (220–380V), and a compact build, it is the dependable workhorse your workshop or job site demands. Supplied with a Type G (British 3-Pin) plug, it is ready for immediate use across the UAE and GCC region.

Key Features Perfect For
  • 255A Maximum Output — handles electrodes from 2.5mm to 3.15mm for versatile welding tasks
  • Double Insulation Design — electrical components are fully isolated from the outer casing, eliminating shock risk
  • Wide Voltage Compatibility — operates on both 220V and 380V supplies for flexible site use
  • Dual Frequency Support — compatible with 50Hz and 60Hz power grids worldwide
  • Adjustable Output Current — fine-tune amperage from 20A to 255A to match your electrode and material
  • Construction & Fabrication — structural steel welding on building and infrastructure sites
  • Automotive & Bodywork Repairs — precise low-amperage control for thinner panels and components
  • Metal Workshop & Manufacturing — consistent duty cycle performance for production environments
  • Maintenance & Repair Operations (MRO) — reliable arc for on-site equipment and machinery repair
  • High-Output 255A Arc Welding Performance: With an output current range of 20A to 255A and an output voltage of 28V, this machine delivers a stable, consistent arc across a broad spectrum of welding applications. Whether you are tacking thin sheet metal at low amperage or running full-penetration welds on thick structural steel, the ARC255DV provides the power and control to get the job done right.
  • 6.8 kVA Rated Power with 40% Duty Cycle: The machine is rated at 6.8 kVA and operates at a 40% duty cycle, meaning it can sustain continuous welding output for extended periods before requiring a rest interval. This makes it well-suited for professional environments where productivity and uptime are critical, reducing interruptions during demanding welding sessions.
  • Double Insulation Safety Architecture: The ARC255DV is engineered with a double insulation system that physically and electrically separates all live internal components from the machine's outer casing. This critical safety feature ensures that even in the event of an internal fault, the operator is protected from electric shock — a standard that meets the requirements of the CE certification the machine carries.
  • Universal Voltage Input (220V–380V) and Dual Frequency (50/60Hz): Designed for real-world job site flexibility, the welder accepts a rated input voltage of 220V to 380V and is compatible with both 50Hz and 60Hz electrical systems. This makes it equally at home on a single-phase domestic supply or a three-phase industrial connection, and suitable for use across the UAE, GCC, and internationally.
  • Electrode Compatibility and Type G Plug Ready: The machine supports electrode diameters of 2.5mm to 3.15mm, covering the most commonly used MMA stick electrodes for mild steel, stainless steel, and cast iron welding. It arrives fitted with a Type G British 3-Pin plug, the standard in the UAE and GCC, so it is ready to connect and weld straight out of the box. The package includes the machine unit and a comprehensive guide book to assist with setup and safe operation, and the unit has been independently verified through CE machine testing for compliance with European safety directives.

 

General Purchase & Comparison Queries

Is this welding machine suitable for use in the UAE and GCC?

Yes, absolutely. The ID ARC255DV comes fitted with a Type G British 3-Pin plug, which is the standard electrical plug used throughout the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and other GCC countries. Its input voltage range of 220V to 380V and dual frequency support of 50Hz and 60Hz ensure full compatibility with local power supplies, whether on a domestic single-phase circuit or an industrial three-phase connection.

What makes this machine different from a basic entry-level welder?

Unlike basic entry-level welders that typically max out at 140A–160A and offer limited voltage flexibility, the ARC255DV delivers up to 255A of output current with a wide adjustment range starting from just 20A. It also features a double insulation safety design, broad 220V–380V input compatibility, and carries a CE certification verified through machine testing — all of which place it firmly in the professional-grade category. It is built for users who need reliability, safety, and power on demanding job sites, not just occasional home use.

Is this machine CE certified and safe to use professionally?

Yes. The ID ARC255DV has been independently tested and carries CE certification, confirming it meets European safety and electromagnetic compatibility directives. In addition to this certification, the machine is built with a double insulation architecture that ensures live electrical components are fully isolated from the outer casing, providing an additional layer of protection for the operator in professional and industrial environments.

Product-Specific and Usage Queries

What electrode sizes can I use with this machine?

The ARC255DV supports electrode diameters of 2.5mm to 3.15mm, which covers the most widely used MMA (stick) electrodes for welding mild steel, stainless steel, and cast iron. The adjustable output current from 20A to 255A allows you to precisely match the amperage to your chosen electrode size and the thickness of the base material, giving you clean, controlled welds across a variety of applications.

What does the 40% duty cycle mean in practice?

The duty cycle refers to the percentage of a 10-minute period during which the machine can weld continuously at its rated output before needing to cool down. A 40% duty cycle means the ARC255DV can weld for 4 minutes out of every 10 minutes at maximum rated output. In practice, most welding tasks involve natural pauses for repositioning, electrode changes, and inspection, so a 40% duty cycle is well-suited for professional trade and fabrication work without causing the machine to overheat.

Can this machine run on both single-phase and three-phase power?

The ARC255DV is rated for an input voltage of 220V to 380V, which covers both single-phase (220–240V) and three-phase (380V) supplies. This makes it highly versatile for use across different environments — from a workshop or garage on a standard domestic supply to a construction site or industrial facility running on three-phase power. Always ensure your supply circuit is adequately rated for the machine's 6.8 kVA power draw before connecting.

Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries

My welds are inconsistent — could the machine's amperage range help fix this?

Inconsistent welds are often caused by using the wrong amperage for the electrode size or material thickness. The ARC255DV's wide adjustable output range of 20A to 255A gives you precise control to dial in the correct setting. As a general guide, use lower amperage (around 70–90A) for thinner materials and smaller 2.5mm electrodes, and increase towards the higher range for thicker steel with 3.15mm electrodes. Refer to the included guide book for recommended settings based on your specific application.

I am worried about electrical safety on a busy job site. How does this machine protect me?

Safety is built into the core design of the ARC255DV. Its double insulation system ensures that all live electrical components inside the machine are completely isolated from the outer casing. This means that even if an internal component were to fail, the risk of electric shock to the operator is eliminated. Combined with its CE-certified construction, you can be confident the machine has been independently tested to meet rigorous international safety standards — making it a responsible choice for professional job site use.

The machine is tripping my circuit breaker — what should I check?

If the ARC255DV is tripping your circuit breaker, the most common cause is an undersized circuit. With a rated power of 6.8 kVA, the machine draws significant current, particularly at higher amperage settings. Ensure your supply circuit and breaker are rated to handle the load — a dedicated 32A or higher circuit is typically recommended for machines in this power class. Also verify that the input voltage matches the machine's rated range of 220V to 380V and that all cable connections are secure and undamaged. If the issue persists, consult a qualified electrician before further use.