CIGWELD BlueVenom XF320 SiC — 320A AC/DC TIG and Stick Inverter Welder W1300320

The BlueVenom XF320 SiC is a professional-grade 320A AC/DC TIG and Stick inverter built for fabricators who need maximum TIG output from a single-phase 240V supply. Silicon Carbide (SiC) inverter technology combined with Power Factor Correction (PFC) gives the XF320 the thermal performance and supply-side stability to run continuous high-amperage TIG without compromise — on mains power or on a generator in the field.

Whether you're fabricating heavy aluminium structures, welding pressure vessels in stainless, running precision TIG on copper or titanium, or tackling structural steel with the Stick mode, the XF320 delivers the arc control and feature depth that separates it from standard AC/DC TIG machines in the Australian market. High Frequency arc start, 11 selectable AC waveforms, full Pulse TIG parameters, adjustable slope and flow controls, AUTOSET setup, 60 memory slots and foot pedal compatibility cover every TIG application from thin sheet to heavy plate.

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What It's Built For

Heavy aluminium fabrication, stainless steel pressure vessels and pipework, industrial manufacturing, aerospace and structural components, automotive and motorsport precision welding, marine fabrication, pipe welding and maintenance repair operations requiring maximum single-phase TIG output.

Why Choose the XF320 SiC Over Standard AC/DC TIG Machines

Most 320A TIG machines in Australia require three-phase power. The XF320 SiC delivers that output from a 240V 15A outlet — a significant practical advantage for workshops that aren't wired for three-phase, or for professionals who need to take heavy TIG capability on site. Power Factor Correction ensures stable performance on generators and variable supplies where standard inverters can produce erratic arcs. Combined with the SiC core's superior thermal efficiency, it's a machine that handles sustained production TIG without the duty cycle interruptions that limit conventional inverters at high amperage.