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Im selling a cheap Inverter type TIG welder. The machine is DC only, it will not weld alloy (AC welding)

Its a china brand and only 6 months old. Comes with a good quality torch attatchment, ground cable and power lead.

You will need to buy Tungstens to suit your material, collet and a flow meter.

The unit is capable of 200amp welding and ive run it for long periods without any issues at 90-100amp. So the duty cycle is decent enough to weld up cages and general jobs.

Im selling it as I have upgraded to a new AC/DC machine and this is now sitting around so someone may as well get some use from it.

Works perfectly and can give a demonstration of its weld quality before purchase if you want.

Asking $200 pick up but may be slightly negotiable

Located in sydney.

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