Скачать или смотреть Different Types of Welding - Explained with Demos! MIG - TIG - ARC

Learn the differences in MIG, TIG and Stick / Arc welding and find out which welder is best for your needs. Matt is using the Eastwood mp200i which is a multi process welder that can do all 3 processes in a single machine.

Get the mp200i: http://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-mp20...

This is a true “one machine does it all” welder! MIG, Stick or TIG weld all from a single compact, space-saving unit.

One machine does it all! No need to buy and store separate MIG, TIG or Stick welders
Weld everything from thin body panels to frames, tubing and heavy plate steel up to: MIG = 3/8”, TIG = ¼” and Stick/ARC = ¼”
Weld aluminum up to ¼” with the optional Eastwood #20518 Spool Gun Kit
Inverter Technology provides high power in a light, compact unit. Weighs less than 30 lbs. (13kg.). Power it with a generator and weld anywhere
30-220 Amp output, 220 volt, 36 Amp input, 50/60 Hz
Dual Digital output displays
MIG / Flux Function, the peak amperage is 200 amps with a duty cycle of 20% at the full 200 amps
TIG / Stick Function, the peak amperage is 175 amps with a duty cycle of 30% at 160 amps
Backed by Eastwood's no-hassle 3-year warranty
The Inverter Technology efficiently allows welding all types of steel from thin gauge to heavier pieces with equal ability. Add an optional Eastwood 20518 Spool Gun and weld aluminum too.


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