Draper 230v 100A Gasless Turbo MIG Welder, Torch, Mask & Accessories
Draper 230v 100A Gasless Turbo MIG Welder, Torch, Mask & Accessories
Draper 230v 100A Gasless Turbo MIG Welder, Torch, Mask & Accessories
Draper 230v 100A Gasless Turbo MIG Welder, Torch, Mask & Accessories
Draper 230v 100A Gasless Turbo MIG Welder, Torch, Mask & Accessories
Draper 230v 100A Gasless Turbo MIG Welder, Torch, Mask & Accessories
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Posted 14 April 2024

Draper 230v 100A Gasless Turbo MIG Welder, Torch, Mask & Accessories

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Four stage welding current and thermal overload protection
Variable wire speed control
Compatible with 0.6mm and 0.9mm welding wires
Non-live direct fit safety torch
Size: 340x345x190mm
Supplied with 1.5M earth clamp, 2.5M welding torch, chipping hammer/wire brush, welding mask and a 450g spool of solid core welding wire
Draper 12 months parts and labour warranty
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  1. Chris19's avatar
    Yes, I wondered that too? Anyone got experience please??
    Grrrrrrrrrrr's avatar
    You can only use it for 6 minutes in any hour, on full output. I get much, much better welds with a regular, even cheaper, stick welder than a cheap low power gasless one. Especially outdoors when there is even a gentle breeze blowing. The stick one needs no faffing about, like maintenance, or trying to get the feed mechanism to work. Just choose the rods (and you get a huge range to choose from), set the current and that's it.
    It is necessary to store the rods properly - but then, with this one, you should take the reel out and store that properly, if you aren't planning to use it again sometime soon.
  2. ashyt16turbo's avatar
    Wouldn't mind a gasless as I only use my pants Siegen MIG occasionally.
    What's the quality of welds like?
    trills's avatar
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    This Guy, reviews it. "good little welder for the money"
  3. stealth666's avatar
    Despite having a large quality gas mig unit I've had a gasless one for nearly 3 decades... And still use it now...
  4. TheJay's avatar
    I'm looking for a stick welder too, not got a clue what to order. I want a decent duty cycle and need to keep it at 13A (no 16A supply available).
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