Solary Electricals MIG228S Inverter Aluminum MIG Welder - Auto Body Collision Repair Welding Products

Solary Electricals MIG228S Inverter Aluminum MIG Welder

SOLARY Barcode: 6971709254992

5.0 / 5.0 based on 1 review

$699.00

Description Technical Data
  • Equipped with double-pulse technology, Solary Electricals' MIG226S is your ideal tool for professional aluminum welding. MIG228S is applicable to a wide range of materials such as steel, stainless steel, HSS high-strength steels, galvanized sheets, aluminum, and more.
  • Suitable for soft wire such as Alsi5 and Alsi12(recommended for car body repairs).
  • Equipped with state-of-the-art IGBT inverter technology and soft switching control to ensure powerful, efficient, and steady welding. Materials' mechanical properties are maintained with minimum deformation and spatter.
  • Built-in memory function that stores up to 6 sets of customizing welding data. 
  • Operating features include a digital control panel with LCD display, Synergic MIG programs, and the latest PWM control technology.
  • Model: MIG228S
  • Input Voltage(50/60Hz): 230V 1ph
  • Max Power(kVA): 6.40
  • Output Voltage(V): 65
  • Duty Cycle(%): 60
  • Solder Wire(mm): φ0.8-φ1.2
  • Dimension(mm): L540×W290×H523
  • Net Weight(kg): 27

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    Amelia
    Manual is almost worthless

    This thing is harder than snot to figure out. I had a 3/4" glob trying to seal and enhaust leak before i stopped, read the manual. Then gave up on the manual and grabbed a pice of pipe. I just cycled through the settings to find something that had the right sizzle sound a d looked like a weld. Once i found that, this thing is off the chain. Good penentration. This thing gets hot in 220. My only other issue was the gas hose is the wrong size for the nipple. Chinese carelessness? But extremely happy. Going to buy a second so i dont have to change the wire to go between steel and aluminum.

    Remember trial weld of material, trying to set wire speed, voltage or amps made no positive changes. I just kept selecting menu things and testing to get it to weld right.