IGBT Digital Display With Trolly Welding Machines MIG218/280P

MIG SERIES (IGBT)

MIG218P/MIG280P

P=Pulse

1.New Appearance Design,Compact Digital Control Panel.

2.Integrated Wire Feeder Design

3.SYN Adjustment,Easy To Operate With Memory Function, Six Welding Parameters Can Be Saved

4.Single Pulse And Double Pulse Can Be Chosen,Especially Suitable For Super-Thin Aluminum Plate of 0.45mm Welding

5.With Trolly, Easy To Move,High Convenience For MIG Welding.

6.International Brand IGBT And Rectify Tube.

7.High Duty Cycle,Efficiency Is 3 Times Of Traditional Argon Welding,Energy Saving,High Reliability.

8.Quick Welding Speed,Little Splash,Deep Pool,Good Welding Appearance.

· You working in the shop, on the farm or at home, the MIG Welder is your go-to tool for basic wire welding projects and repairs.

· Handle 2 pound rolls of wire, easily carried to any Do-It-Yourself, Maintenance, Repair, Metal Fabrication and Hobbyist project. 2-knob tapped control can be set to your material application for easy operation.

· Simply plug in the welder where 110V or 230V input power is available for immediate use. Set the 2 knobs tapped control for your material application.

· Precision full adjustment drive system reduces chance of wire tangling and crushing, forgiving arc makes dialing in your application easy.

Learn More:

MIG Welding

MIG welding is one of the easier types of welding for beginners to learn. MIG welding is actually two different types of welding. The first uses bare wire and the second flux core.

Bare wire MIG welding can be used to join thin pieces of metal together. Flux core MIG welding can be used outdoors because it does not require a flow meter or gas supply. MIG welding is usually the welding of choice for DIY enthusiasts and hobby welders who don’t have the money to spend on expensive equipment.

Stick Welding

Stick welding, also known as Arc welding, is doing it the old fashioned way. Stick welding is a bit harder to master than MIG welding, but you can pick up a stick welding equipment for very little if you want to have a go at home. Stick welding uses a stick electrode welding rod.

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