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Fronius Fortis 320 Compact G MIG

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Fortis 320 Compact G - MIG Only Package

​Meet the Fortis!

Fronius' newest series was crafted with small and medium-sized businesses in mind. The Fortis provides multi-process capabilities (MIG /TIG /Stick) with their superior welding tech, user-friendly operating system, and maximum connectivity!

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FORTIS 320 COMPACT G MIG
Weight79.3 lb
Dimensions26.8 x 14.4 x 21.9 in.
Mains Frequency50/60 Hz
Mains Voltage3 x 400 V
Mains Voltage Tolerance+/– 10 %
40% Duty Cycle
(10 min / 40°C)
320 A
60% Duty Cycle
(10 min / 40°C)
260 A
100% Duty Cycle
(10 min / 40°C)
240 A
Welding Current Range
MIG / MAG
TIG
Stick
Multi-process

3–320 A
3–320 A
10–320 A
standard
Open Circut VoltageMax 107 V
Working Voltage Range
MIG / MAG
TIG
Stick
Multi-process

14,2–30,0 V
10,1–22,8 V
20,4–32,8 V
standard
Wire Speed1–25 m/min
40–980 ipm
Wirefeeder4-Roller Drive
Wire Diameter0,6–1,6 mm
0.023–0.06 in.
Protection ClassIP23
Mark of ConformityCE, S, UKCA

Fortis 320 Key Features

  • Compact Welding Machine
  • One user interface for all variants
  • Reliable and powerful
  • Intuitive OS with Welding Parameter Wizard
  • Multiprocess potential
  • Connectivity (Wifi, Bluetooth, NFC optional)
  • Durable rotary/push buttons that can be used even with gloves on, carrying handles, storage compartment, display protection, and perfect working height

OPTIONAL CARTS

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TU MOVE 4 BASIC CART
This optional cart for the Fortis Compact models is a simple, space saving choice for convenient portability in the shop or on the job!
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TU MOVE 4 STANDARD CART
This optional cart for the Fortis Compact models includes a ​low-level gas cylinder holder, crane attachment, and forklift truck mounting for convenient portability in the shop or on the job!​

Baltimore, MD

​​Welding Supply & Gas Showroom
Welder Training & Testing Center (through AACC and CCBC)
​
8204 Pulaski Hwy
Baltimore, MD 21237

Hours: Mon- Fri 7:30 AM - 5PM
Phone: (410) 687-8400
Fax: (410) 687-1394

AACC Clauson Center for Innovation and Skilled Trades

​Welder Training & Testing Center at AACC Campus
101 College Parkway
Arnold, MD 21012

​Phone: (410) 687-8400
​

Beltsville, MD

Welding Supply & Gas Showroom
10792 Tucker St
Beltsville, MD 20705
​
Hours: Mon-Fri  7:30AM - 4:30PM
Phone: (301) 937-8884
​Fax: (301) 937-1811

York, PA

​Welding Supply & Gas Showroom
Welder Training & Testing Center through Johnson College 
95 Aberdeen Rd
York, PA 17406
​
Hours: Mon-Fri  7:30AM - 4:30PM
Phone: (717) 916-6611
​Fax: (717) 764-1281

Scranton, PA

Welding Supply & Gas Showroom
4961 Birney Ave
Scranton, PA 18507

Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30AM - 5:00PM
Phone: (570) 457-8954
Scranton, PA at Johnson College
​Welder Training & Testing Center at Johnson College Campus
3427 N Main Ave
Scranton, PA 18508

​Phone: (410) 687-8400

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*Training Compliance Notice
Pennsylvania:
All welding courses offered in Pennsylvania are Johnson College Continuing Education programs delivered at Earlbeck’s York, PA facility under Johnson College’s licensure and academic oversight. Johnson College manages registration, tuition, refunds, and student records for Pennsylvania programs.


Maryland:
In Maryland, welding classes are offered to the public through Earlbeck’s instructional partnerships with Anne Arundel Community College (AACC) and Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC). These programs are administered through the respective colleges, which oversee enrollment, academic standards, and student records.

Intermediate and Advanced welding classes offered through our college partnerships include certification testing as part of the course. Students must pass all required tests in accordance with AWS and ASME code standards to earn welder certification.
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      • THEO Laser Welding >
        • Request Your Demo
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      • CN-Seamless Portable CNC >
        • Request Your Demo
      • APT MOD-WELD Cobots >
        • Request Your Demo
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    • Program Overview >
      • Fundamentals of Welding
      • Blueprint
      • Intermediate Welding >
        • Intermediate Stick
        • Intermediate TIG
        • Intermediate MIG
      • Advanced Welding >
        • Advanced Stick
        • Advanced TIG
        • Advanced MIG
      • Welding Basics >
        • Welding Basics Gift Voucher
      • Custom Classes & Open Practice Time
    • Pricing and Class Schedule
    • Financial Aid & Scholarships
    • How to Register
    • Tour Our Facility
    • On Site Training
    • Job Placement & Careers >
      • Job Opportunities
      • What is the Job Outlook for Welders?
      • What Are My Potential Career Options?
      • How Much Money does a Welder Make?
    • Frequently Asked Questions >
      • Why Earlbeck Technical Center
      • How long does it take to complete the program?
      • What should I bring for my first day of class?
      • Where can I find information about weather related closures or delays?
  • Weld Testing
    • Welder Certification
    • Schedule Your Test
    • Send In Weld Testing
    • AWS D1.1 Send in Test Kits
    • Frequently Asked Questions >
      • How much does a welding certification cost?
      • How do I become qualified for bridge work?
      • What is an ATF Test?
      • What Welding Certification Do I Need?
      • Why Should I Become a Certified Welder?
  • Welding 101 Blog
  • Locations & Contacts
    • Baltimore, MD
    • Beltsville, MD
    • York, PA
    • Scranton, PA
    • Scranton PA Welding School
  • More...
    • Why Earlbeck >
      • Testimonials
    • History
    • Photo Gallery
    • Resources
    • Our Policies