Flexlite GX welding guns
Flexlite GX product series contains welding guns to be used in MIG/MAG welding processes. All Flexlite GX welding guns enjoy the Flexlite features for user comfort, welding efficiency and extended consumable parts life. The GX family includes a wide range of welding gun models designed to serve specific welding needs.
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Excellent ergonomics
Lower fatigue has positive effect on welder's work and results in better quality and efficiency.
Efficient welding
High-performance welding torch uses the power source capacity efficiently and helps create smooth and spatter-free welds.
Long consumable life
Reliable and durable Kemppi consumable parts support welding quality and productivity.
Natural extension to your hand
Flexlite GX guns for MIG/MAG welding are designed to increase user comfort and welding productivity. Their innovative production methods, high-quality materials and strict quality control guarantee that you can rely 100 % on your Flexlite GX welding gun.
The pistol grip handle, anatomically designed shape and excellent balance reduce wrist loading, allowing the welder to concentrate on challenging tasks to achieve the perfect weld. This has a good effect on both welding quality and productivity.
If you calculate the total cost of ownership for a Flexlite GX gun for MIG/MAG welding, you will see that it stands out for its long-life consumables, for its efficiency and good ergonomics, and that it clearly improves your overall welding productivity.
The Flexlite GX welding guns are available in alternative power classes and lengths, including different neck versions.
In Kemppi Configurator, you are able to configure the MIG welding gun package suitable for your needs.
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