Your Compact Guide to a Stick Welding Machine

 A Stick Welding Machine is a convenient, amazing, and flexible MIG/Stick Welding machine. This unit can weld up to 1/2-inch steel in either MIG mode or SMAW setting. Fit for running 0.023–0.045-inch MIG wire or up to 3/16-inch SMAW poles with an entirely steady circular segment. These qualities make MIG/Stick 202 the ideal decision for light to medium obligation welding occupations whether in your carport, at home, or your neighbourhood auto body shop.





 

· High power output, 170A @ 100% Duty Cycle & 200A @ 35% Duty Cycle.

· Tested in (104°F /40°C), designed for the toughest conditions.

· Inverter power source with optimal welding characteristics in MIG and Stick.

· Automatic compensation for main power fluctuations within ± 20%.

· Ability to use up to 165 feet (50 meters) leads without any power loss at the weld.

· High-grade metal dual drive roll system for precise and constant wire feed that prevents bird nesting.

· Welds up to 1/2” steel and 3/8” aluminium.

· Graduated knob to achieve the most accurate settings.

· Automatically controls wire speed by voltage feedback to give an extremely stable arc with minimal spatter.

· Fan cooled and thermally protected against overheating.

· Built-in polarity changeover feature for most common gas and gasless wires.

· Metal face panel.

· Spool gun compatible.

· Both 8 and 12-inch (203 and 305 mm) Wire Spool Size.

· Comprehensive 3 Year Warranty.

 

Area of Use

· Aerospace

· Automotive Parts and Bodies

· Passenger Car Industries

· Training school

· Metal Building

· Medical Industries

· Railcar

· Boat/Yacht

· Shipbuilding

· Light Fabrication

· Food Industries and High Purity Processing

· Mechanical Contractors

· Installation

· Restoring

· Maintenance and repair-field operation

· Plumbing & HVAC

· Civil Construction

· Infrastructure & roofing

· Work/Service Trucks

· Farm and Ranch

· Home hobbyist

 

Weldable Metals

· Steel

· Stainless Steel

· Aluminium (with optional spool gun)

· Chrome-moly

Location: Canada

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