Everlast Welders - Welders and Plasma Cutters by Everlast

[Mark @ Everlast]

The PP50 isn't available in dual voltage. We recently changed some things around on that page, and the web masters didn't "master" the change in the information. The super cuts are. However, I do believe that the PowerUltra is available standard as a dual voltage unit. That includes a TIG unit and a 50 amp cutter, if you want IGBT performance.

BUT, and its a big one, when operating on 110V, its practically impossible to render 50 amps, so the cutter is limited to about 25-27 amps, the practical limit for 110V operation.

 

[Haywire]

Just wanted to throw this out there for anyone thinking about the PA200. I've burned somewhere between 5 and 10 lbs of rod with mine now and am very happy with it's performance. I've made some pretty welds with it and also used it for cutting the center out of a car rim with 5/32" 6011 and the amps turned up to 185. It's a keeper.

Ian

 

[LotsofGreenGrass]

I have one of your Plasma Cutters. It works very well. :thumbsup:

Did you say TractorByNet special deals? ; ) I would like to get a TIG.

 

[Mark @ Everlast]

Which tig?

Give me a call if you like, pm me or post it here.

 

[Mark @ Everlast]

Meant to post this the other day,
But forgot to do so.

We have a new 120/240 V stick/tig welder available now. Its the new Everlast 140 ST. It features 35% duty cycle at 140 amps on 240, and 35% duty cycle at 100 amps on 120 V. It has arc force control and hot start. Tig is DC, LIFT start. And yes, comes with a tig torch and welding cables. To run Tig, you'll need to purchase a regulator, argon and tungsten. It comes in a plastic case along with a bonus welding brush.

Price 229.00

 

[Haywire]

Hey, you're back to the clamp type electrode holder. Nice.

Why the reduced duty cycle?

Ian

 

[Mark @ Everlast]

Because this unit is tiny, and it is 110V capable. Your not going to get high duty cycle units on 110V.

 

[Shield Arc]

bonus welding brush.

How much just for the brush?

 

[Haywire]

Because this unit is tiny, and it is 110V capable. Your not going to get high duty cycle units on 110V.

Ah, ok.

 

[Haywire]

How much just for the brush?

$229. May seem a little steep for a brush but you get a bonus welder with it.