IGBT inverter technology
Input voltage: 1~220-240V
Frequency: 50/60Hz
Output current: 15-160A
Duty cycle:160A@45%
LED display
No-load voltage: 78V
Max.output current: 160A
Diameter of electrode: 1.6-3.2mm
Anti-stick/Hot start/Arc-force
1 Pcs electrode holder with cable
1 Pcs earth clamp with cable
1 Pcs wire brush
1 Pcs helmet
Packed by color box

Whether a beginner or a professional, you must know MIG welding, which is extremely popular and the first choice of any welder. It is the easiest to learn and can produce clean, strong welds in various metals. MIG stands for Metal Inert Gas and is also known as gas metal arc welding (GMAW) or co2 welding. MIG welding without gas, also called flux-cored arc welding (FCAW), or simply gasless MIG welding, uses self-shielded MIG wire. Use hollow electrodes or tubes filled with a flux compound that creates a shielding gas to protect the molten weld pool. Therefore, compared to gas MIG welding, it is easier to set up and is highly recommended for fieldwork. 
 
MIG welding, also known as CO2 welding, is suitable for various thickness operations and is commonly used in auto shops, maintenance, and manufacturing processes. MIG welding is generally faster than TIG or MMAW welding. It also has cleaner welds and is better suited to more extended continuous welding. The MIG wire feeds through the MIG gun, which is connected to the MIG welding machine, providing current for the MIG torch. The welder presses the MIG torch button to bring the wire closer to the workpiece and create an arc, and the welding takes place. 
 
MIG or GMAW (Gas Metal Arc Welding) welding requires a shielding gas to protect the molten weld pool from atmospheric elements such as oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen. Generally, CO2 gas is the shielding gas for mild steel welding, while argon or argon-helium mixtures are used for welding stainless steel and aluminum. The nozzle, contact tip, and gas diffuser are parts of the MIG torch and should be replaced over time if they become clogged. 

MIG Welding Machine 250 Amp Features

• Digital Inverter design control MIG/GMAW and FCAW welding outfit, which offers stable, low spatter arc performance.
• Higher accuracy due to power SMD technology.
• Uniform wire feeding through a dual-gear driven drive.
• Automatic compensation for mains voltage fluctuations.
• Lightweight and compact MIG/MAG/FCAW welding outfit.
• Digitally controlled waveforms facilitate superior arc features.
• Designed to work even under higher ambient temperatures up to 55°C.
• Digital display license accurate and repeatable setting of welding limits.
• Greater efficiency and higher power factor result in more significant power savings.
• Arc force control adjusts arc features for fine-tuning arc characteristics in MIG and Stick modes.
• The stick function adds an extra dimension of versatility and performance when MIG conditions aren’t ideal.