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RazorWeld Arc 170 TIG/Stick Welder Package (KUMJRRW170CT)
The Razor 170 TIG/Stick Welder from RazorWeld is a dual voltage, 115/230 inverter based TIG and Stick machine designed to handle a wide range of applications from DIY and Light Industrial, all the way to the farm. This package includes the TIG Torch (13 ft) and Argon Regulator. All you need is to add the gas and you're ready to weld! The DC Stick setting delivers a smooth and stable arc allowing you to lay down high quality, consistent welds on cast iron and stainless steel. The TIG Lift Arc function is superb for this price point; delivering excellent arc ignition every time without the tungsten electrode sticking to the work piece. Comes complete with a carry case and a power adapter to get your project started.
Included:
• Razor 170 Power Source
• 13 ft, 17V TIG Torch
• Argon Regulator
• 13 ft Ground Clamp and Lead
• PVC Carrying Case
• 3 Year Warranty on the Power Source
About RazorWeld:
RazorWeld is the Washington-based arm of JASIC Technologies America; an importer and distributor of welding and cutting equipment. All of their products are designed and tested in Australia and produced by their joint venture partners in Southern China. How are their products different that other Chinese Welders on the market, you ask? JASIC actually works with the factory to produce a high quality product built to their exact specifications rather than just buying a container of whatever the factory feels like producing that day and slapping their logo on it. All the machines that Razorweld sells comply with the latest Australian and American standards assuring safety, reliability, duty cycle performance and quality. Did we mention that all RazorWeld power sources have a three year warranty? If you're looking for a budget-minded option, look no further than RazorWeld!
Included:
• Razor 170 Power Source
• 13 ft, 17V TIG Torch
• Argon Regulator
• 13 ft Ground Clamp and Lead
• PVC Carrying Case
• 3 Year Warranty on the Power Source
About RazorWeld:
RazorWeld is the Washington-based arm of JASIC Technologies America; an importer and distributor of welding and cutting equipment. All of their products are designed and tested in Australia and produced by their joint venture partners in Southern China. How are their products different that other Chinese Welders on the market, you ask? JASIC actually works with the factory to produce a high quality product built to their exact specifications rather than just buying a container of whatever the factory feels like producing that day and slapping their logo on it. All the machines that Razorweld sells comply with the latest Australian and American standards assuring safety, reliability, duty cycle performance and quality. Did we mention that all RazorWeld power sources have a three year warranty? If you're looking for a budget-minded option, look no further than RazorWeld!
| MPN: | KUMJRRW170CT |
|---|---|
| UPC: | 009790006736 |
MPN: KUMJRRW170CT
UPC: 009790006736
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