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TIG/Arc 200 AC/DC Welder [Single Phase 120V/220V]
555-81563
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TIG/Arc Welders
JEGS 555-81563 TIG/Arc 200 AC/DC Welder Features:
- Out-of-the-box ready to use on many different welding applications
- Accessories included: power cord w/120v adapter, foot pedal, tig welding torch, arc welding electrode holder, ground clamp, hand-held mask, wire brush, and regulator
- One-year warranty for peace of mind
- 120v or 220v power design to allow for a more universal plug-in power source
- Yellow painted finish with JEGS logo for great looks and long life
- Welds aluminum, stainless steel, carbon steel, iron, copper, and other metals
- Also functions as a traditional Arc Stick welder
- Uses Single Phase 120V AC or 220V AC Power
- Transfer efficiency is 85%
- Automatic control or arc initiation, arc stop, and stable arc; granting the welder a great deal of control over the weld, allowing for stronger, higher quality welds
- Easy to carry with the help of a built-in handle
- 17 in. x 8 in. x 13 in.
- 28 lbs.
Note: Tungsten Rod (sold separately).
Specifications:
What thickness aluminum is this good for?
Would this Tig welder be able to make a roll cage and custom exhaust an intercooler piping and stuff?
What thickness can this weld maximum 3/16 ?
How many amps of 220 does this need to work properly
Does this unit have a pulse welding mode?
Does this have an inverter
What style torch is included. Id like to buy a set of furick cups for mine, but I can't find this information anywhere
What is the duty cycle for tig on 120v and 220v?
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