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Latest revision as of 10:57, 15 May 2022
About our machines
- This page is for general information about our TIG Welders.
- Models:
- Lincoln IdealArc TIG-300
- Uses a 26 Series CK Torch (200 Amp)
- Everlast i-TIG-200
- Uses a 17 Series CK Torch (150 Amp)
- AHP 201XD
- Uses a 17 Series CK Torch (150 Amp)
- Lincoln IdealArc TIG-300
- Common tungsten electrode sizes: 3/32 and 1/8
Guides and Manuals
General Tips and Safety
Helpful Videos
- Welding Basics & How-To TIG Weld - Livestream Part 1 of 2 - Eastwood
- Welding Basics & How-To TIG Weld - Livestream Part 2 of 2 - Eastwood
- Top 5 mistakes in TIG Welding and how to fix them
- TIG Welding Troubleshooting
- Scratch Start VS. Lift Start VS. High Frequency Start | TIG Time - Weld.com on Youtube
Maintenance
Parts:
- 3 Series Torches (compatible with 17 and 26 series)