Paragweld - Welding Machine Manufacturer in India

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MIG welding (Metal Inert Gas / GMAW) is the go-to process for high-speed, semi-automatic welding in automotive manufacturing, sheet metal fabrication, and structural steel work. MIG welders feed a continuous solid wire electrode through a welding gun, shielded by an inert or semi-inert gas mixture, producing clean, spatter-free welds at high deposition rates. Paragweld's MIG welder range combines robust build quality with precise wire-feed control for consistent results across all material thicknesses.

Paragweld builds four MIG welders: the MIG 250F (40–250 A, 0.8–1.0 mm wire), the MIG 400 Pro and MIG 400I (both 40–400 A, 0.8–1.2 mm wire) and the MIG 500 Pro (50–500 A, 0.8–1.6 mm wire). All four run on a 3-phase 415 V supply, and the MIG 400I can also weld MMA with 2.5–5 mm electrodes.

Parag Weld MIG 500 Pro
Parag Weld MIG 500 Pro
Parag Weld MIG 400 Pro
Parag Weld MIG 400 Pro
Parag Weld MIG 250F
Parag Weld MIG 250F
Parag Weld MIG 250F
Parag Weld MIG 400I

frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Match the machine to the thickest material and the wire size you run most. The MIG 250F (40–250 A, 0.8–1.0 mm wire) suits sheet metal and light fabrication. The MIG 400 Pro and MIG 400I (40–400 A, 0.8–1.2 mm wire) cover general structural work. The MIG 500 Pro (50–500 A, up to 1.6 mm wire) is meant for heavy plate. Tell our team your material and thickness and we will suggest a model.
All four models run on a three-phase AC 415 V ±15%, 50/60 Hz supply, so they need an industrial three-phase connection rather than a single-phase socket. Rated input is 7.89 kVA for the MIG 250F, 11.1 kVA for the MIG 400 Pro and MIG 400I, and 19.5 kVA for the MIG 500 Pro. Ask your electrician to confirm that your supply, cabling and protection can carry the model you choose.
Both deliver 40–400 A, take 0.8–1.2 mm wire and draw 11.1 kVA on a three-phase supply. The MIG 400I is built on double modular IGBT technology and can also do MMA (stick) welding with rutile and hardfacing electrodes from 2.50 to 5.00 mm, so one machine covers both processes. The MIG 400 Pro is a dedicated MIG/MAG machine with a wire feed speed range of 3 to 15 m/min.
Yes. Gas-shielded flux-cored wire runs on the same constant-voltage MIG power source as solid wire. Fit a contact tip of the right size and, ideally, knurled drive rolls so the tubular wire is not crushed. The wire diameter must be within the machine’s range: 1.2 mm needs a 400 A class machine and 1.6 mm needs the MIG 500 Pro. Paragweld also supplies PW FC 71T-1 flux-cored wire in 1.2 and 1.6 mm.
Choose a torch rated at or above the current you actually weld at, and a contact tip that matches your wire diameter. Paragweld supplies MIG torch spares in 24 KD, 36 KD, 400 A and 500 A patterns, including nozzles, gas diffusers, tip holders, swan necks and liners. The 400 A and 500 A ranges include contact tips for 0.8, 1.2 and 1.6 mm wire.

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