Unimig KUM270 270 Compact MIG Welder

The top of the range Unimig 270 Compact is one of the most powerful MIGs in its class.Combining an exceptionally high duty cycle and power with very smooth arc characteristics, it is designed for use in medium to heavy fabrication, as well as rural applications. If 3 phase power is unavailable, the Unimig 270 will give you the reliability and power you need to get the job done. Fitted standard with a geared four wheel roller drive system ensuiring consistent wire feed and smooth welding.
  • Four wheel geared wire drive system
  • Dual inductance for exceptional arc control
  • High strength steel construction
  • Heavy duty copper wound transformer
  • Exceptional high Duty Cycle 70% @ 250 amps
  • European made quality manufactured in Hungary
  • 3 Years Warranty
Package Content:
  • UNI-MIG 270 Compact MIG Welder
  • SB24-4M Uni-Mig Sure Grip Ergo MIG torch with Euro style connection
  • 4M Earth lead with 35/50 Dinse style connections
  • UNI-FLAME Twin Gauge Argon Regulator
  • 2M Gas Hose Complete with fittings

 

 

 

Choosing the Right UNIMIG Machine for You

Whether you’re a professional welder with industry experience or a weekend warrior with a welding hobby, the first thing you need is a welder.

There are a few factors that you should consider before diving into buying a machine. These include the material, the material thickness, the weld type (MIG, TIG or stick), the power, and, most importantly, your budget.

The material you want to weld, and its thickness, will determine the welding process that will work best for you, especially as not every welder can do every material.

What material are you going to be welding?

MIG

TIG

STICK

mild steel

stainless steel

aluminium

copper

bronze

mild steel

stainless steel

aluminium

copper

bronze

zinc alloys

mild steel

stainless steel

cast iron

How thick is the material you plan to weld?

 

MIG

TIG

STICK

< 200A

1mm-10mm

1mm-6mm

2mm-10mm

> 200A

1mm-12mm

1mm-8mm

2mm-12mm

500A

1mm-30mm

2mm-10mm

2mm-30mm

These sizes are subject to the power your welder can output, so always check the product specifications.

What’s the difference between MIG, TIG & Stick?

 

PROs

CONs

MIG

easy to learn

gasless option

gas tank

TIG

really thin metals

better looking welds

gas tank

hard to learn

STICK

no gas

limited to thicker material

Now you should have a decent idea of which type of welding you think will work best for your needs; we can start narrowing the options even more.

What power points are available to you?

The power you can plug into is going to dictate the range of machines you can pick from. A standard domestic outlet is 10 AMP, so everyone will have one of those.

A 10 AMP plug will usually support up to 180 AMPs, and a 15 AMP plug will usually support up to 200 AMPs. Anything over that will require an authorised electrician to install a plug (20 AMP or 32 AMP) for you by Australian law.

How long do you want to weld for?

There’s one main thing on a welder that will determine how long you’re going to be able to use a welder without stopping—the duty cycle.

If a welder has a duty cycle like this: 10% @ 180A, that means you can use the welder on its max AMPs (180A) for a full minute straight before it overheats. Duty cycle is measured in 10-minute increments, so if you have a 10% duty cycle at max AMPs, you’ll have 1 minute of constant welding and then 9 minutes cooldown time.

Viper vs Razor

Viper machines are designed for home DIY projects and weekend hobbyists, but they’re also great for any offsite work. The Viper machines are lightweight, portable, and with a 10 AMP plug, they’ll go just about anywhere. They’re built to be user friendly, making setting up and getting started as quick and easy as possible. The Viper machines come with helpful setup guides on their inside panel so that no matter what level welder you are, you can get the machine running without issues.

On the other hand, Razor machines are made to suit a range of professional and industrial need. They’re usually equipped with a 15 AMP plug, but some of the really high AMP machines require specialised plug sockets. The bigger plugs mean that most of the Razor range can reach a much higher max AMP output than the Vipers. Razor machines also come with a full 3-year warranty.

What kind of budget do you have?

Whether you’ve decided to MIG, TIG or stick weld, you’re going to need a few extras:

  • Filler metals
  • Consumables (these need to match your wire sizes which in turn need to match your material size)
  • Gas tanks (if needed)

Unimig Machines have decades of professional tried and tested technologies under their belts. You’ll be buying from a top tier, Aussie owned family business with local support centres across the country.

Synergic Control

A synergic welder is a machine that’s pre-programmed with a set of parameters that allow it to select the best settings for you automatically. The programs for UNIMIG’s synergic controlled machines were made in collaboration with an expert welder to ensure that their parameters are going to produce a good weld.

Synergic welders are an excellent choice for beginners, as you won’t need to spend any time messing with the settings to get the weld right. There’s no guesswork involved, and you’ve usually only got one knob to play around with.

Most synergic welding machines will ask for the wire thickness and the parent metal thickness. Once you’ve input these, it will automatically decide your voltage and wire speed for you, and you can start welding straight away.

 


Part Number/SKU: KUM270

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Specifications:

 

PART NUMBER KUM270 
PRIMARY INPUT VOLTAGE 240V 1 Phase 
WELDING CURRENT 30-250 Amps 
VOLTAGE STEPS 21
DUTY CYCLE  40°C 70% @ 250 Amps 
  100% @ 210 Amps 
WELDING VOLTAGE RANGE DC  14 – 26V 
WIRE SIZE (mm) 0.6 – 1.0mm Ferrous 
  0.9 – 1.2mm Aluminium 
  0.6 – 1.0mm Stainless Steel 
  0.8 – 1.2mm Flux cored 
DIMENSIONS (mm) 870 x 940 x 460mm 
WEIGHT (Kgs) 116 Kgs 
TORCH OPTIONS:  SB24 4 Metre / 5 Metre SB24 
ARB  300 / 12ft / 15ft & 17ft ARB 
TWC  4 / 12ft / 15ft & 17ft TWC 
OPTIONS: Amp-Volt Meter 
SKU KUM270
Brand Unimig
Shipping Weight 120.0000kg
Shipping Width 1.200m
Shipping Height 0.700m
Shipping Length 1.000m
Shipping Cubic 0.840000000m3
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Unimig KUM270 270 Compact MIG Welder

The top of the range Unimig 270 Compact is one of the most powerful MIGs in its class.Combining an exceptionally high duty cycle and power with very smooth arc characteristics, it is designed for use in medium to heavy fabrication, as well as rural applications. If 3 phase power is unavailable, the Unimig 270 will give you the reliability and power you need to get the job done. Fitted standard with a geared four wheel roller drive system ensuiring consistent wire feed and smooth welding.
  • Four wheel geared wire drive system
  • Dual inductance for exceptional arc control
  • High strength steel construction
  • Heavy duty copper wound transformer
  • Exceptional high Duty Cycle 70% @ 250 amps
  • European made quality manufactured in Hungary
  • 3 Years Warranty
Package Content:
  • UNI-MIG 270 Compact MIG Welder
  • SB24-4M Uni-Mig Sure Grip Ergo MIG torch with Euro style connection
  • 4M Earth lead with 35/50 Dinse style connections
  • UNI-FLAME Twin Gauge Argon Regulator
  • 2M Gas Hose Complete with fittings

 

 

 

Choosing the Right UNIMIG Machine for You

Whether you’re a professional welder with industry experience or a weekend warrior with a welding hobby, the first thing you need is a welder.

There are a few factors that you should consider before diving into buying a machine. These include the material, the material thickness, the weld type (MIG, TIG or stick), the power, and, most importantly, your budget.

The material you want to weld, and its thickness, will determine the welding process that will work best for you, especially as not every welder can do every material.

What material are you going to be welding?

MIG

TIG

STICK

mild steel

stainless steel

aluminium

copper

bronze

mild steel

stainless steel

aluminium

copper

bronze

zinc alloys

mild steel

stainless steel

cast iron

How thick is the material you plan to weld?

 

MIG

TIG

STICK

< 200A

1mm-10mm

1mm-6mm

2mm-10mm

> 200A

1mm-12mm

1mm-8mm

2mm-12mm

500A

1mm-30mm

2mm-10mm

2mm-30mm

These sizes are subject to the power your welder can output, so always check the product specifications.

What’s the difference between MIG, TIG & Stick?

 

PROs

CONs

MIG

easy to learn

gasless option

gas tank

TIG

really thin metals

better looking welds

gas tank

hard to learn

STICK

no gas

limited to thicker material

Now you should have a decent idea of which type of welding you think will work best for your needs; we can start narrowing the options even more.

What power points are available to you?

The power you can plug into is going to dictate the range of machines you can pick from. A standard domestic outlet is 10 AMP, so everyone will have one of those.

A 10 AMP plug will usually support up to 180 AMPs, and a 15 AMP plug will usually support up to 200 AMPs. Anything over that will require an authorised electrician to install a plug (20 AMP or 32 AMP) for you by Australian law.

How long do you want to weld for?

There’s one main thing on a welder that will determine how long you’re going to be able to use a welder without stopping—the duty cycle.

If a welder has a duty cycle like this: 10% @ 180A, that means you can use the welder on its max AMPs (180A) for a full minute straight before it overheats. Duty cycle is measured in 10-minute increments, so if you have a 10% duty cycle at max AMPs, you’ll have 1 minute of constant welding and then 9 minutes cooldown time.

Viper vs Razor

Viper machines are designed for home DIY projects and weekend hobbyists, but they’re also great for any offsite work. The Viper machines are lightweight, portable, and with a 10 AMP plug, they’ll go just about anywhere. They’re built to be user friendly, making setting up and getting started as quick and easy as possible. The Viper machines come with helpful setup guides on their inside panel so that no matter what level welder you are, you can get the machine running without issues.

On the other hand, Razor machines are made to suit a range of professional and industrial need. They’re usually equipped with a 15 AMP plug, but some of the really high AMP machines require specialised plug sockets. The bigger plugs mean that most of the Razor range can reach a much higher max AMP output than the Vipers. Razor machines also come with a full 3-year warranty.

What kind of budget do you have?

Whether you’ve decided to MIG, TIG or stick weld, you’re going to need a few extras:

  • Filler metals
  • Consumables (these need to match your wire sizes which in turn need to match your material size)
  • Gas tanks (if needed)

Unimig Machines have decades of professional tried and tested technologies under their belts. You’ll be buying from a top tier, Aussie owned family business with local support centres across the country.

Synergic Control

A synergic welder is a machine that’s pre-programmed with a set of parameters that allow it to select the best settings for you automatically. The programs for UNIMIG’s synergic controlled machines were made in collaboration with an expert welder to ensure that their parameters are going to produce a good weld.

Synergic welders are an excellent choice for beginners, as you won’t need to spend any time messing with the settings to get the weld right. There’s no guesswork involved, and you’ve usually only got one knob to play around with.

Most synergic welding machines will ask for the wire thickness and the parent metal thickness. Once you’ve input these, it will automatically decide your voltage and wire speed for you, and you can start welding straight away.

 

Specifications:

 

PART NUMBER KUM270 
PRIMARY INPUT VOLTAGE 240V 1 Phase 
WELDING CURRENT 30-250 Amps 
VOLTAGE STEPS 21
DUTY CYCLE  40°C 70% @ 250 Amps 
  100% @ 210 Amps 
WELDING VOLTAGE RANGE DC  14 – 26V 
WIRE SIZE (mm) 0.6 – 1.0mm Ferrous 
  0.9 – 1.2mm Aluminium 
  0.6 – 1.0mm Stainless Steel 
  0.8 – 1.2mm Flux cored 
DIMENSIONS (mm) 870 x 940 x 460mm 
WEIGHT (Kgs) 116 Kgs 
TORCH OPTIONS:  SB24 4 Metre / 5 Metre SB24 
ARB  300 / 12ft / 15ft & 17ft ARB 
TWC  4 / 12ft / 15ft & 17ft TWC 
OPTIONS: Amp-Volt Meter 
SKU KUM270
Brand Unimig
Shipping Weight 120.0000kg
Shipping Width 1.200m
Shipping Height 0.700m
Shipping Length 1.000m
Shipping Cubic 0.840000000m3
Unit Of Measure ea

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