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- Hobart, ESAB, Miller and Everlast Comparison - WeldingWeb
In looking at the specs on the Hobart 210i, Miller 215c, ESAB EMS 215c and Everlast I-MIG 200 210 Here are the listed specs for max material thickness
- Esab PowerCut 900 Plasma cutter - weldingweb. com
I ran across an Esab PowerCut 900 Plasma cutter yesterday It's way more machine than I need, but the price is right Mostly I do farm repair, some ornamental, and some aluminum work I'm not finding many reviews for this machine Any suggestions?
- Esab migmaster 253 | WeldingWeb - Welding Community for pros and . . .
The 250 offers more top end power The 250 offers a significantly higher duty cycle The 250 low end is down around 25 amps; whereas, the advertised low end for the 253 is 40 amps ESAB Migmaster 250 :cool2: Hobart Ironman 230 Multimatic 215 TWECO Fabricator 181i 211i HH125EZ - nice little fluxcore only unit Maxstar 150 STH - very nice
- ESAB Rogue EM 190 Pro? - weldingweb. com
ESAB's manual says that the machine's duty cycle is rated at that temp or lower so you know it's following the NEMA requirements Lower ambient would mean the machine could run longer before it overheats Primeweld's manual does not say the temperature that the duty cycle is rated at, and both primeweld machines are quite a bit lighter than the
- ESAB EM 210 - any love? | WeldingWeb - Welding Community for pros and . . .
ESAB being ESAB, I don't think you could go wrong buying either machine Maybe the EM 210 comes with a better warranty or higher quality parts? Some around here are fans of Primeweld's offerings as well but I'm not sure how those hold up in a production shop, they seem more aimed at the hobbyist market
- Esab rustler 280 VS Miller Millermatic 255 - weldingweb. com
Re: Esab rustler 280 VS Miller Millermatic 255 probly not telling you anything you dont already know but if you dont want a brick then do plenty of research and due diligence
- ESAB PCM 875. . . . dad has one sitting there, is it worth. . .
I was talking plasma cutters with my father and was telling him I was considering a hypertherm powermax 30air and he told me he has a ESAB PCM 875 he has never used before Now it is not new by any means and is covered in bird turds and mouse acid but he has never had it plugged in I am
- ESAB Rogue ES 180i Pro vs Miniarc Rogue ES 180i
Is the ESAB Rogue ES 180i Pro (listed on Cyberweld for $899) the same machine as the Miniarc Rogue ES 180i (on Bakersgas for $724) with different labeling? Looks the same viewing the specs Am I missing something
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