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Weldpro OMNI210 Multi-Process Welder | MIG, TIG, Stick Welding Machine with Advanced Features
Weldpro OMNI210 Multi-Process Welder | MIG, TIG, Stick Welding Machine with Advanced Features
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Description：
Weldpro Omni 210 represents the latest in engineering technology from Weldpro, with AC and DC TIG capability, as well as MIG/FCAW and DC Stick welding, all in one machine. The Omni 210 is dual voltage (120/240V), high efficiency, IGBT powered inverter design in a very manageable 50 lb package. With 240V power, amperage output ranges are 40-200A MIG, 20-200A Stick, 10-200A AC TIG, and 5-200A DC TIG, with a 30% duty cycle at full output in each process. MIG/FCAW is synergically controlled, and setup is easy with the digital auto-set menu. Choose your process, gas, electrode, and plate thickness and the Omni automatically sets your voltage, wire speed, and polarity. In Stick mode, VRD can be turned on or off, and hot start and arc force adjustment deliver smooth stick welds. Both AC and DC TIG are well optioned with adjustments for upslope, downslope, peak current, post-flow, and pulse frequency, peak time, and background current. DC TIG settings also include a choice of high frequency or lift arc starting, and AC TIG settings add balance and frequency adjustment, along with a choice of square or sine wave output. With such a wide range of capabilities, plenty of power on tap, high quality accessories, affordable price tag, and a 3 year power source warranty, the Omni 210 is an excellent choice for professionals or serious hobbyists.
Features：
● AC/DC TIG, DC MIG/FCAW and Stick
● Spool gun ready (sold separately)
● Multi-function data display and digital controls with simple setup and adjustment
● 200 amp maximum welding current across all processes
● AC TIG features high frequency start with balance, frequency, and full pulse controls, as well as square and sine wave shape options
● DC TIG features high frequency or lift-arc starting, with full pulse controls
● User adjustable MIG inductance for increased puddle control
● VRD, hot start, and arc force adjustments for better stick welding
● High temp and overload protection with indicator lights
● Dual voltage 115/230V
● Separate dedicated gas inputs for TIG and MIG
● MIG wire spool capacity up to 12 lbs, (4” or 8”)
Package Includes：
● MIG torch 10ft NT1 MIG torch
● TIG torch 12ft CK17-12-RSF Super-flex
● SSC Controls foot pedal
● Trigger button for TIG torch
● Torch cable protection cover
● Electrode Holder 200A with 10' Cable and 35-50 Dinse connector
● Ground Clamp 300A with 10' Cable and 35-50 Dinse connector
● Flow Meter
● Gas Hose
● Power adapter 115/230V
● Drive rolls; knurled & v groove
● AK-3 accessory kit
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This makes for a Great high-end hobby welder. Only wish I had is that it had an LCD like my previous Weldpro 210.
i bought this welder so i could learn how to tig weld. i was having issues with burning up my tungsten right away, i called the number they provided and spoke to someone a real human! turned out i had polarity backwards which saved my tungsten. since then i have called a couple times with other minor issues which also were user error but seems to be very solid machine i was welding 1/4 inch steel with the mig, and with the DC tig i got everything to do the aluminum so far only been able to do 1 pass. i have used every function but the stick welding but with what i have seen so far i believe this machine would have no issue at all with stick welding. i am no professional by any means but this machine does it all so far i am very pleased with the product and product support. i would highly recommend for anyone.
This welder is a wonderful machine for the money. I have been able to use it on a variety of metals in all positions. As far as if it is beginner friendly..... not so convinced of that. Look, the TIG part is not going to be easy for anyone who does not already know how to TIG or has no welding experience. That said, I found it pretty easy to dial in with a little practice to get used to the machine (I was a welder and CWI for many years, so I do have an advantage).If you are going to Flux Core, yup this machine hums - very easy to set up and very easy to use.Stick is stick - again, easyHaven't tried MIG yet as I do not have an extra bottle for the proper gas.Unfortunately, the gauge included for my Argon tank is junk. It stopped showing the bottle pressure before my first small tank was empty. Kind of hard to predict when I will need another bottle and since I live 1/2 hour away from the nearest gas supplier I am going to have to replace a brand new item. Not happy with that.
I needed a multi purpose machine but didn’t want to pay a lot of money for it. I’ve used popular brands machines in the past and was a little skeptical with this one but I’m impressed with the performance. Durability? I’ll have to get back to you on that.
so far i have only used the Mig but it is working great