MIG Welder, 180A 110V/220V Gas MIG/Gasless MIG/Lift TIG/Stick 4 in 1 MIG Welding Machine, MIG with IGBT Inverter Synergic Control, Digital Screen Display and Over Loading Protection

I am very impressed with the capabilities of this welder. It's hard to find the abundance of features it offers at this price. Quality is top notch

Tried the Yeswelder, it was not fun. after returning tried this Sunstac which is very similar but much better in quality, price, and user experience. Side Door is a bit small but not a deal breaker because it DOES fit a 10 lb spool which i was worried about. Metal Drive Roller unit is great for this price point. Screen is easy to see, read, and navigate, even in the sun. Torch/whip/gun handle quality is great. lugs are robust and solid copper. Fan is intermittent which is nice so the machine is only humming when it needs too. When you turn it on it take a few seconds to light up but don't worry this appears to be normal for the Sunstac products (I have them all, mig , acdc tig, plasma. separate machines). I did drop this machine and it was okay. So Build Quality is Reliable for work conditions, still try not to drop it i may have gotten lucky. have not tried stick, so cannot vouch for 6010 but the leads are basic but good.. I have a Lincoln Engine Drive for this.. hoping i get some info or a response regarding the plasma cut tips and consumables which i mentioned in another review. wish to do business with you . thank you

This is a very strange machine in alum MIG mode. There are no traditional amp / feed settings that make any sense. Even though the welder is rated at 200 amps, and the placard inside the door list aluminum MIG in amps (up to 200 for .156" thick alum) but you can only set it to 25, what ever that means? Now I know the current is there because it will burn through 3/16 material if the settings are maxed out (25), it is mystifying what the settings in MIG mode mean. The manual is written in reasonable English, it just never discusses the basic settings. I spent three hours in trying to weld aluminum in MIG / Argon with systematically setting the values and I never got anything that resembled a weld I have ever seen. I am proficient in MIG flux core and MIG gas shield, took classes in tech school in arc welding and gas welding but I am not a professional welder. Oh, and no videos by the manufacturer or even an email tech support address to ask questions.

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Lo compre para cuba se ve muy bueno .