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Browse our extensive TIG welder range and choose the suitable one for your welding project. TIG welders are used for welding aluminum, stainless steel, mild steel, and various specialty metals.
Electric Foot Amptrol Lincoln K870
Esab Renegade Et 300i Pulse DC Tig Welder
GYS ProTIG 201 AC/DC TIG Welding Machine with Torch & Accessories
ProTIG 201 AC/DC HF FV has been designed with advanced inverter technology to provide advanced performance in both AC/DC TIG & MMA (arc welding) modes. Can be used on both 110v and 240v power supplies. Suitable for welding aluminium, mild steel, stainless, copper & titanium. Feature a Voltage Reduction Device.
- AC Easy automatically controls AC balance & fequency
- 2T, 4T & 4T LOG trigger modes (controls hot/cold current switching from torch)
- Welds standard rutile, basic (low hydrogen), stainless & cast iron electrodes
- Store up to 50 pre-set welding parameters
- Foot pedal compatible
- Delivered complete with Binzel TIG torch (4m)
- Weighs only 15kg
- Generator friendly (7.5kW)
- Protec 400 equipped provides overvoltage protection up to 400V
GYS TIG 168 DC HF-Inverter TIG Welder 160Amp
The GYS TIG 168 DC HF has been designed with advanced inverter technology to provide advanced performance in both DC TIG & MMA (arc welding) modes. Suitable for welding mild steel, stainless, copper & titanium.
In TIG mode HF start provides an easy & reliable non-contact way to create an arc removing the possibility of electrode contamination
Technical Specification:
- Store up to 5 pre-set welding parameters
- Delivered complete with Binzel TIG torch (4m)
- Weighs only 9kg
- Generator friendly (6.5kW)
- Protec400 equipped provides overvolatge protection up to 400V
Lincoln Aspect 200 AC/DC TIG/GTAW Welding Machine
Lincoln Vantage 410 CE Diesel Engine Driven 410A Welder
Parweld XTM 221Di MIG Inverter 5-in-1 | MIG, TIG and Plasma | P1
Parweld XTM 221DI 5-in-1 Multi-Process MIG Inverter with AC/DC TIG, MMA and Plasma Cutting
XTM 211DI Parweld Multiprocess – MIG Torch, Argon Regulator and MMA Lead Set Package
The Parweld XTM 221DI is a 5 in 1 multi process inverter for MIG, AC/DC TIG, stick Welding and even plasma cutting! With a click of the appropriate torch switch, this clever machine quickly changes to the process required. That’s no changing of torches, polarities or gases to change process, just pull the trigger of the MIG torch for MIG welding, then pull the trigger on the plasma torch to start cutting. Need to TIG weld Ali, no problem… Just press the TIG torch button or foot control to TIG weld with HF start. You can have both Argon and Argon Mix and compressed air plugged into the machine and the inverter will switch between the gases automatically based on which process it detects is being used. Great for workshop use where space may be limited. A multi language, digital display is easy to set up, with minimal knowledge required. Enter the material, type and thickness for the process being used and the machine will set itself to optimal settings which can be tweaked as required. Rather set up manually? This can also be done. MIG Torch supplied comes with an amperage control on the handle. A remote control socket on the front of the machine also allows for use of a foot control for amperage control for TIG welding.Features:
- Auto polarity switching inside. Changing the work lead connections on the front of the machine is a thing of the past.
- Instant swapping between MIG , TIG, MMA and Stick Welding processes available with one touch of a torch trigger, thus perfect for a versatile workshop, able to switch between any job or any part of a job with the press of a button.
- Modern, multi-language digital user interface/display, alongside simple and intuitive selection options, allows for easy navigation through the synergic programs on board. Appropriate for workshop and sitework.
- Save and recall job function settings for any desired process.
- MIG Weld, down to 0.9mm thick material
- Pulse TIG function for superior arc control
- Dual voltage 110 / 230V
- Welding Capacity 6mm (230V input)
SPECIFICATION
| Input Voltage (Smart Switching) | AC 110V – 50/60 Hz | AC 230V – 50/60 Hz |
| Min Fuse Rating | 32A | 16A |
| Input Power (kVA) | 3.7 | 3.7 |
| Max Current (A) | MIG 140 TIG 140 MMA 110 | MIG 200 TIG 200 MMA 200 |
| Duty Cycle @ 40’C | MIG 200A @ 30% | |
| Generator size | 7 kVA | |
| Feed Roll | 4 Roll | |
| Wire Spool Size | 300mm 15KG 200mm 5KG | |
| Wire Size | 0.6 – 1.0mm | |
| Plasma (A) | 25A (110V), 40A (230V) | |
| Machine Type | Inverter | |
| Protection Class | IP23S | |
| Dimensions | TBC | |
| Weight (Kg) | TBC |
Parweld XTM 221Di MIG Inverter 5-in-1 | MIG, TIG and Plasma | P3T
Parweld XTM 221DI 5-in-1 Multi-Process MIG Inverter with AC/DC TIG, MMA and Plasma Cutting
XTM 211DI Parweld Multiprocess – TIG Torch, MIG Torch, MMA Lead Set and Plasma Torch Package on Trolley
Features:
- Auto polarity switching inside. Changing the work lead connections on the front of the machine is a thing of the past.
- Instant swapping between MIG , TIG, MMA and Stick Welding processes available with one touch of a torch trigger, thus perfect for a versatile workshop, able to switch between any job or any part of a job with the press of a button.
- Modern, multi-language digital user interface/display, alongside simple and intuitive selection options, allows for easy navigation through the synergic programs on board. Appropriate for workshop and sitework.
- Save and recall job function settings for any desired process.
- MIG Weld, down to 0.9mm thick material
- Pulse TIG function for superior arc control
- Dual voltage 110 / 230V
- Welding Capacity 6mm (230V input)
SPECIFICATION
| Input Voltage (Smart Switching) | AC 110V – 50/60 Hz | AC 230V – 50/60 Hz |
| Min Fuse Rating | 32A | 16A |
| Input Power (kVA) | 3.7 | 3.7 |
| Max Current (A) | MIG 140 TIG 140 MMA 110 | MIG 200 TIG 200 MMA 200 |
| Duty Cycle @ 40’C | MIG 200A @ 30% | |
| Generator size | 7 kVA | |
| Feed Roll | 4 Roll | |
| Wire Spool Size | 300mm 15KG 200mm 5KG | |
| Wire Size | 0.6 – 1.0mm | |
| Plasma (A) | 25A (110V), 40A (230V) | |
| Machine Type | Inverter | |
| Protection Class | IP23S | |
Parweld XTT 202P AC/DC Pulsed TIG Welder
PARWELD XTT 202 AC/DC PULSED TIG WELDER
The Parweld XTT 202 AC/DC is a single phase AC/DC TIG welder. AC or DC current functions allow the user to TIG or MMA weld virtually any metal up to around 6mm. Square wave AC output and power pulsing maximises productivity whilst allowing the user to fine tune heat output. A lightweight and small size unit, the XTT 202P AC/DC can be used at home or in the workshop. Furthermore, these versatile little TIG welders are generator friendly, coping with ±15% voltage fluctuations. In TIG mode the Parweld XTT 202 can weld materials up to 6mm in thickness. In MMA mode, electrodes up to 4.8mm can be used with ease. Supplied with a Parweld PRO Grip 26 torch with ergonomic handle for increased welder comfort. A knuckle joint improves cable flexibility and increased dexterity.TIG WELDING
A high frequency start circuit makes for easy and uncontaminated arc starting, increasing Tungsten electrode life. Trigger latching allows the user to release the trigger during long welds to improve comfort. Simple adjustability.- Buttons to select between MMA and TIG modes, AC or DC as well as selecting 2T, 4T, HF start or lift TIG.
- 2 Arrow buttons allow the user to scroll through pre flow, start current, up slope, main current, background current, pulse frequency, pulse balance, down slope, final current and post flow. Once the LED indicates the parameter to set, simply turn the middle dial to change settings. (See product video tab above for demonstration)
KEY FEATURES
- 230V input
- 200A @ 25% duty cycle
- Square wave AC TIG mode
- Variable pulse frequency
- Variable AC frequency
- HF Arc starting
- Digital control
- Optional foot control
- Ergonomic and flexible 3 button TIG torch – on/off button and up/down amperage controls.
- Generator friendly
- Hot start function in MMA mode. The machine increases initial voltage to start the arc and then reduces once arc initiated.
- Adjustable pre and post flow gas, start and end currents as well as pulse frequency and balance
- Industrial 3550 panel socket connectors
- Sturdy metal case and carry handle and shoulder strap
- 3 year full warranty (return to base)
- Optional additional 3 year warranty service plan
- Manufactured to IP23S, ISO/IEC 60974-1, ISO/IEC 60974-6 and RoHS Compliant
SPECIFICATION
| Input Supply 50/60Hz | Fuse amps | Amperage range | Slope Functions | Pre/Post flow functions | Pulse frequency | Duty Cycle | Dimensions / Weight | Generator requirements (+/-15%) |
| 230V | 16A | 5 – 200A DC 10 – 200 AC | 0 – 10s | 0 – 10s | 250Hz | 200A @ 25% | 480 x 240 x 400 mm / 22kg | 5kVA |
Parweld XTT 353P AC/DC Pulsed TIG Welder
PARWELD XTT 353P AC/DC PULSED TIG WELDER
The Parweld XTT 353P AC/DC is a 3 phase TIG welding inverter with full TIG welding parameter adjustment. Square wave AC output and power pulsing maximises productivity whilst allowing the user to fine tune heat output. The XTT 353 P AC/DC is an industrial machine and is generator friendly, coping with ±15% voltage fluctuations. In TIG mode the Parweld XTT 353P can weld materials up to 9mm in thickness. The XTT can also be used in MMA mode. The XTT 353 air cooled package supplied with a Parweld PRO Grip 26 torch with ergonomic handle for increased welder comfort. A knuckle joint improves cable flexibility and increased dexterity. Water cooled package supplied with a Parweld PRO Grip 18 water cooled torch also with ergonomic handle.TIG WELDING
A high frequency start circuit makes for easy and uncontaminated arc starting, increasing Tungsten electrode life. Trigger latching allows the user to release the trigger during long welds to improve comfort. Simple adjustability. Buttons to select between MMA and TIG modes, AC or DC as well as selecting 2T, 4T, HF start or lift TIG. 2 Arrow buttons allow the user to scroll through pre flow, start current, up slope, main current, background current, pulse frequency, pulse balance, down slope, final current and post flow. Once the LED indicates the parameter to set, simply turn the middle dial to change settings. (See product video tab above for demonstration – video shows the single phase XTT 202P but controls remain the same)KEY FEATURES
- 400V input
- 350A @ 50% duty cycle
- Square wave AC TIG mode
- Variable pulse frequency
- Variable AC frequency
- HF Arc starting
- Digital control
- Optional foot control
- Ergonomic and flexible 3 button TIG torch – on/off button and up/down amperage controls.
- Generator friendly
- Hot start function in MMA mode. The machine increases initial voltage to start the arc and then reduces once arc initiated.
- Adjustable pre and post flow gas, start and end currents as well as pulse frequency and balance
- Industrial 3550 panel socket connectors
- 3 year full warranty (return to base)
- Optional additional 3 year warranty service plan
- Manufactured to IP23S, ISO/IEC 60974-1, ISO/IEC 60974-6 and RoHS Compliant
SPECIFICATION
| Input Supply 50/60Hz | Fuse amps | Amperage range | Slope Functions | Pre/Post flow functions | Pulse rating | AC frequency | Duty Cycle | Dimensions / Weight | Generator requirements (+/-15%) |
| 400V | 16A | 5 – 350A DC 10 – 350 AC | 0 – 10s | 0 – 10s | 0.5 – 200Hz | 50 – 250Hz | 350A @ 50% | 606 x 315 x 540 mm / 38kg | 13kVA |
Parweld XTT182DV-P1 XTT 182DV 180A Dual Voltage TIG Inverter
Parweld XTT212Di AC/DC 200A Pulsed TIG Inverter Dual Voltage
Parweld XTT 212Di AC/DC Pulsed TIG Inverter 110/230V
The Parweld XTT212Di is a dual voltage Pulsed Digital TIG inverter that can be used in both AC and DC modes for TIG or MMA welding. As a result, this machine can weld of virtually any metal. One of our best selling AC/DC TIG machines, the Parweld XTT 212 offers plenty of features whilst being offered at a great price point. Build quality is good and the addition of an amperage control on the TIG torch is a nice touch to get you started without having a foot control straight away. The XTT212 is a single phase machine, perfect for home or light industrial use and perfect for on site work where only 110V can be used. Supplied in the XTT 212Di P1 package is a TIG torch and regulator making you almost ready to go, with the addition of PPE, gas and some consumables. Square wave AC output and power pulsing maximises productivity whilst reducing heat output. This means you can weld fast without fear of burning through your work piece. The majority of steels can be welded in DC mode quickly using the pulse power function. The AC mode allows the welding of aluminium and magnesium alloys. The square wave output and adjustable frequency maximises the arc energy offering high welding speeds when coupled with the power pulsing function. The beauty of this machine is in its versatility, offering the benefits of a 230V workshop machine with the flexibility of 110V site machine. Compared with its cousin, the XTT202 AC/DC, the Parweld XTT212Di TIG Inverter is 40% smaller, but packs the same punch. Simple intuitive one knob control allows for rapid program setting. The XTT212 TIG inverter works with digital and analogue on torch current controls and has a foot control option. Water cooled option also available. The P1 Package comes with a 3 Button Amperage Control as standard on the PRO26 TIG torch, eliminating the need for a foot control pedal, and putting the control at your fingertips.INTERFACE
Featuring a highly intuitive multi language digital interface with one control knob offering Synergic TIG welding functionality. As a result the setup process only requires material type and thickness details (while in synergic mode). The system will then use the information supplied to set the welding parameters accordingly. Synergic mode can also be switched which provides the option for manual input of welding parameters for the more experienced welder. Synergic TIG functionality is quite a unique and is often only found on MIG welding machines. However it is a highly beneficial function to have on a TIG welding inverter as it makes setting your machine for the job in hand so much easier.
Key Features
- 110/230V input
- Synergic TIG Functionality
- Digital Interface
- 200A @ 25% duty cycle
- Square wave AC TIG mode
- Variable AC frequency from 50 to 250Hz perfect for refining bead and cleaning width
- Variable pulse frequency – control the heat input on thinner materials to reduce warpage and burn through
- HF arc starting for uncontaminated arc starts.
- Digital control
- Optional foot control • Generator friendly
- Adjustable upslope (TIG mode) 0 – 10s
- Adjustable downslope (TIG mode) 0 – 10s
- Supplied with 3m earth lead
- Connections 35-50mm panel socket connections
- Water Cooled Option Available
- 3 Years return to base warranty + 3 years servicing plan
- Manufactured to IP23S, ISO/IEC 60974-1, ISO/IEC 60974-6 & RoHS Compliant
P1 Package Comes with:
- 3m Input Cable, 3m Earth Lead, Gas Hose
- P1: PRO26 TIG Torch (3 button with up & down amperage control) & Regulator
Machine only package comes with:
- Switch plug connector for fitting your own torch
- Gas hose
- Ac Frequency – 50-250Hz
- MMA Function – Yes
- Package – XTT212P
- Recommended Generator size – *9 KVA
- Type – TIG AC-DC
| 230V | 110V | |
| Output Current | 5-200A DC 10-200A AC | (5-140A) DC (10-140A) AC |
| Input Voltage | 110/230V 1P | |
| Input Current EFF | 16.2A (20A) | |
| Duty Cycle | 200A @ 25% (140A @ 40%) | |
| Pulse Frequency | 0.5-200Hz | |
| AC Frequency | 50-250Hz | |
| Minimum Fuse Rating | 16A (32A) | |
| KVA | 6.4 | |
| Enclosure Protection | IP23S | |
| Dimension (mm) | 460 x 170 x 320 | |
| Weight (kg) | 12 | |
Choosing the right TIG welder:
Ready to take your welding projects to the next level with a TIG welder? Here's a quick guide to help you choose the ideal machine for your needs:
1. Material Matters:
- What will you be welding?
Mild steel, stainless steel, or aluminum? Different materials require specific TIG welders.
2. Thickness Counts:
- How thick are the materials you plan to weld?
Knowing the maximum thickness helps determine the machine's power requirements.
3. Budget Considerations:
- How much are you comfortable spending?
TIG welders come in a range of price points.
Once you have this information, contact our friendly sales team. They'll be happy to recommend the perfect TIG welder for your projects based on your material needs, thickness capabilities, and budget.
Lincweld is your one-stop shop for all your welding needs. In addition to a wide range of TIG welders (both DC and AC/DC), we offer MIG Welders, Arc Welders, TIG Welding Gas, TIG Welding Accessories.
Frequently Ask Questions:
Is TIG welding better than MIG?
While TIG welds can be stronger and look nicer in the hands of an experienced welder, for beginners, MIG welding might be a more forgiving option to achieve a good quality weld.
What is TIG Welding used for?
TIG welding shines in pipeline and pipe welding, but its talents extend far beyond. From the delicate work of the aviation and aerospace industries to the sheet metal industry, TIG tackles thin materials and even exotic metals like titanium with ease.
What Are The Benefits Of TIG Welding?
- AC/DC TIG Advantage
- Foot Pedal for Finesse
- Fine-Tuning Power Delivery
- Versatile
What Gas is needed for TIG Welding?
In TIG welding, the primary gas used is pure argon. This inert gas acts as a shield around the arc, protecting the weld pool from contamination by the surrounding air. Contamination, particularly from oxygen, weakens the weld.
Here's a breakdown of why pure argon is the go-to choice:
- Versatility: Pure argon works well for welding various metals like mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.
- Cleanliness: It promotes clean welds with minimal post-weld cleaning.
- Stable Arc: Argon helps maintain a stable arc for optimal weld penetration.
Important Note: While pure argon is excellent for most TIG welding applications, some advanced techniques might involve using other gases or gas mixtures. It's always best to consult your machine's manual or a professional welder for specific recommendations based on your project and materials
What is the Purpose of Pulse TIG Welding?
TIG welding is known for its precision and control, but sometimes achieving deep welds can be tricky. Especially with thin materials like sheet metal or heat-sensitive metals like stainless steel, too much heat can lead to warping or burn-through.
This is where pulse TIG welding comes in. It's an advanced technique that allows you to achieve deeper welds with less overall heat input. Here's how it works:
Imagine tapping the gas pedal in your car instead of holding it down constantly. Pulse TIG works similarly, alternating between a higher "peak" current for a short pulse and a lower "background" current. This delivers heat in short bursts, allowing it to penetrate deeply into the weld zone while minimizing the overall heat input to the surrounding metal.
The benefits of pulse TIG welding include:
- Reduced risk of warping or burn-through: Ideal for thin sheet metal and heat-sensitive materials.
- Deeper weld penetration: Achieve strong welds without excessive heat.
- Improved weld quality: Minimizes splatter and creates a cleaner weld pool.
However, pulse TIG welding is an advanced technique with a steeper learning curve. Here are some additional things to consider:
- Not essential for beginners: Mastering basic TIG welding is a more practical first step for most welders.
- Requires practice and experience: Setting the three key parameters (pulse width, pulse percentage, and pulse frequency) takes practice to achieve optimal results.
Overall, pulse TIG welding is a valuable technique for specific applications. If you're working with thin materials or heat-sensitive metals and need to achieve deep welds, it's worth learning. However, for beginners and many experienced welders, mastering basic TIG welding is a more practical first step.