The mfg description is a little anemic. Is this a duel voltage machine? ie 110/220? It will weld tig, but does it have a lift start?
606439
Yes it is dual voltage. There is an adapter to plug into 110, and you take it off to plug into 220. It does have lift start, you just need a torch with a manual gas valve, as there is no gas solenoid on the machine itself.
606440
It is dual voltage 110 or 220 single phase only. It will do tig lift start only but you may have to purchase the tig torch separate. It doesn't have an argon solenoid so your torch will need a control to let the argon out.
606441
It is a dual voltage 110/220v machine. Tig mode is scratch start, not lift arc. It's a great machine I love it . Especially for the price. I mainly use it for stick and I've burnt 5/32 7018's no problem. I have used it for tig and it's equally as good
1953073
no, i got it to replace my miller 175 that i sold awhile back. I would estimate 20-30% ? i would do google search and look for specifications. Good welder for around the garage. Although i have had a few problems getting the wire to feed correctly. I think my lead or gun us defective.
205093
For TIG welding you will. MMA is stick and the plasma cutter you will need to either connect an air line from an air compressor or a air bottle like the argon bottle. If you are going to run this on 110v ac then you will also need to make sure the outlet is on a circuit breaker larger than 60A (for plasma cutting).
525258
The specs for input are 230v and 60amps. Your.generator's breaker will trip before you get any serious welding done.
374670
That's very interesting, good catch Mark! Mine says 200X on the side of the case, and looking at Alpha TIG's own website they also have a picture of the 200X in the description of the 200DX (http://www.ahpwelds.com/alphatig-200dx-igbt-tigstick-welder-with-pulse-110v-200v-p-72.html click on the picture of the machine). I am not sure what is up with that to tell you the truth, it seems like the "stenciling department" might have forgotten to add the D, or perhaps we are being sent the non-D version. If the D stands for dual voltage, rest assured the 200X is capable of that.
723371
First of all I am very happy with my hot max Welder. the 50/60 hz relates to what power source you have. basically what country you are in. The Hobart uses 60 hz which means it will run in the US and any other country that uses 60 hz. It Plugs into 220 V AC the welder puts out DC voltage. You will have to put your own Plug on it to plug it in to 220. there are so many different styles to choose from that I believe this is why they ship it this way. Again, very happy with it. I use it in my Auto/Truck Repair Business. If you have any other question please feel free to ask. Hope this helps.
1078414
Havent tried yhe tig mode yet...but i have stick welded 3/8" steel with 6011's in 120v with ease...
619985
The Millermatic 212 welds 130amps @ 100% duty cycle 230v. Mig welding is not really measured in amps because of so many other factors that the operator controls. Wire stick-out angle of your gun and travel speed for example. The machine is rated for a solid 3/8 in a single pass but is capable of quite a bit more with multiple passes. Thanks for the inquiry. Hope to hear from you soon. Roger Inman
1072811
Yes, the machine runs on 220v or 120v. You are able to weld at about 190 amps at 220 volts but only about 130 amps at 120 volts. Very handy to have the option to use either.
718888
It welds aluminum fine . Ive done several jobs with it for aluminum, all small stuff nothing over 1/8 thickness .never had a problem with the machine just takes a few trys to find the sweet spot for the balance and frequency
1914422
Just so we are clear T.I.G.= tungsten inert gas and SMAW= Shielded metal arc welding/ or its street name stick welding, now for your answer Yes this Machine will weld TIG and SMAC but not at the same time, I can tell you the sitck welding on this is soo smooth the arc is easy to light and has a great feel. Plus with this machine you have a 110v as well as 220v arc welder
1967037
standard 110 volts. Not sure what you mean "how can the pump lift". If you asking how good it works , its works just fine.
3776
Check your welding rod specs. Basically it should be able to weld just about any thickness with a 220v power source. It would of course have to be a multi pass weld for thicker materials. It will weld pretty much every type of type of steel if you select the right fillers and set up. Given what you're asking, you might take a little more time reading up on welding before you buy. There's lots of free info on the web. ESAB also had a pretty good free tutorial in this education/training section.
907306
It has multiple plugs and voltage options for flexibility. It can run on 120V nema plug like a regular house duplex receptacle. Less than 50% rated output. Weld sheet metal and a little 1/4" thick steel. Low duty cycle.On 240V it has full rated output. A welder 240V receptacle is usually different from a dryer 240V receptacle but a electrician can make a easy swap. Best is to run a dedicated 240V circuit to your welder.
2103167
No need to have gas, just 20amp, 110 volt (regular home-outlet).I am very pleased with this welder.
1249555
Haven't a clue, but from other spool gun welder combos, I'd say that if you can match whatever the drive motor voltage is and figure out the plug pins for the feed/gas and welding current on/off are, then you can probably use it with most anything that can provide those requirements. I'd also say that while this is a handy little spool gun and works well with it's Hot Max mate, I think I'd go with something a bit more husky if I was planning to do a cross over of some type like you are asking about. I can say I'm very pleased with the Hot Max & spool gun combo I went with --it all just works. Hope that helps you, sorry I couldn't be of more help.
504113
This welding machine is very good. Can 6010 welding electrode without any problem, I have welded electrode 6010 without using half its capacipad, I've never been 100 amp that has not been necessary.