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Mig-O-Mat flame model 300

$17,047.80 + GST

Elmaflame 300 (230 V) 102 3372
Including adjustable Micro-Torch with 5 tips 0.8/1.0/1.2/1.5/1.8  with 3m hose

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Mig-O-Mat flame 300 (230 V) 102 3372

  • Including adjustable Micro-Torch with 5 tips 0.8/1.0/1.2/1.5/1.8  with 3m hose
  • Mains voltage (V) 230
  • Power consumption (W) 2000
  • Max. gas production (I/h) 300
  • Mains fuse (A) 16
  • Max. nozzle size G15 / 1,8 mm
  • Work places 1 – 10 (1x G15 / 1,8 mm – 10x G25 / 0,5 mm)
  • Unit dimensions w/d/h (mm) 515 / 375 / 515
  • Weight (kg) 49

Documents

Mig-O-Mat-Flame-170-Brochure How it works Quick maintenance guide Operating InstructionsOpens in a new tab

Video – Installation video for Mig-O-Mat micro flamers

Additional information

Weight

49 kg

Other models in the Mig-O-Mat flame Soldering

ModelPriceWeight
Mig-O-Mat flame model 300 (this product)$17,047.80 + GST49 kg
Mig-O-Mat flame model 80$7,103.25 + GST19 kgView →
Mig-O-Mat flame model 140$10,654.88 + GST25 kgView →
Mig-O-Mat flame model 170$14,680.05 + GST48 kgView →
Mig-O-Mat flame model 240$15,390.38 + GST48 kgView →

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Tank size, frequency, and heating all matter. Our New Zealand buyer's guide breaks down what each factor means for your use case, or use our interactive finder to be pointed at the best model for you.

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Common questions about flame soldering

What's flame soldering used for?

The Mig-O-Mat range (badged Elmaflame) is professional flame soldering for jewellery and small precision work — gold, silver, and platinum. The flame is precise and adjustable, designed for benchtop use rather than general gas brazing.

Which model should I choose?

The numbered series (80 / 140 / 170 / 240 / 300) reflects increasing flame size and gas capacity. For most jewellery benches the 80 or 140 is the right starting point. For larger work or production, the 240 / 300 give more sustained output.

More questions? Ask our AI specialist or browse the full FAQ.

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Use the AI specialist above for instant answers, browse our FAQs, email info@elma-ultrasonic.co.nz or call our Auckland team on 0800 603 603.
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