Semiconductor Welder, Welder, 100V, Semi-Automatic, 125A, Arc Welder, Gasless Wire

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[3-in-1 Multi-Function Welder]: The MIG-125T welder can be used for arc welding, flux-cored wire welding, and TIG welding – 3 functions in 1 unit. It's very convenient as it can weld various base metals such as cast iron, mild steel, and stainless steel. This machine weighs a surprising 3.85kg, making it compact, lightweight, and easy to carry.

[Inverter Control Semi-Automatic Welder]: This gasless semi-automatic welder features inverter control, resulting in less fusion and spatter, allowing for smooth welding and a clean finish. Welding quality is improved! It uses automatic wire feeding flux-cored wire, so no gas is needed! The original MIG single mode eliminates the need for fine adjustments. The voltage is automatically adjusted while you adjust the welder's power. Easy for DIY beginners to use.

[Dual Digital Display for Current and Voltage]: Features two digital displays for current and voltage. You can finely set the current and voltage separately using the dials, allowing you to weld with optimal power depending on the wire diameter, metal type, and thickness. With a maximum welding output of 125A, it can reliably weld thick plates of about 5mm.

[For Welding Beginners]: The hot start function allows for quick arc initiation. It's easy to operate even for new welders and users. By using genuine wire, you can weld mild steel and stainless steel without gas.

[Built-in Forced Air Cooling Fan]: This welder is equipped with overheat protection, overcurrent protection, and overload protection functions. It has excellent quality and can be used more safely. It can weld normally even at minus 20 degrees Celsius, demonstrating advanced technology and reliable quality. The built-in forced air cooling fan prevents heat-related failures.

[Includes Japanese Instruction Manual]
Note: When MIG welding, bring the torch tip close to the welding spot on the base material (workpiece) while holding down the torch trigger. Sparks will not occur if the torch trigger is not held down when the torch tip contacts the welding spot on the base material (workpiece).