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TIG Welders
Note: This welder will not weld Aluminum or Magnesium. We recommend JEGS 555-81563 for welding these types of metals.
TIG Welder Features:
- Welds stainless steel, carbon steel, copper, and other color metals
- Also functions as a traditional electric stick welder
- Uses Single Phase 120V AC or 220V AC Power
- Transfer efficiency is above 85%
- Automatic control or arc initiation, arc stop, and stable arc, which make the best result for the shape and inner quality of the welding surface
- 14 in. x 6 in. x 11.50 in.
- Lightweight 20 lbs.
Specifications:
Can you get a foot pedal for this welder?
Does this include air fitting shown in picture? Its shows in picture but not included in included hardware
When I buy this welder is it a foot pedal, scratch start, or wrist stat?
Does the 81542 Tig 200 welder come with a footswitch or how do you control the power on the arc? which gas do i use?
Can thejegs tig 200 welder weld aluminum?
Does Jegs sell a TIG welding machine that welds aluminum
Can I weld aluminum with this welder ??
Is it possible you use a foot pedal on this welder? Like an East wood or Miller or Lincoln?
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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