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The Eastwood Elite MP200i multi-process welder is designed to do it all – MIG, TIG, flux-core, and stick. And there’s no compromises when it comes to the results – it has all the same capabilities and features as you would find in individual standalone welders. equipped with a trio of professional-grade torches that use common consumables.
Operating on either 120V or 240V power, the 200-Amp MP200i packs enough punch to weld up to 3/8-in. thick steel or stainless steel. It can also weld aluminum with the addition of an optional spool gun.
It’s packed with quality features, too, like infinitely adjustable controls, digital displays, a built-in spot weld timer, and a heavy-duty wire feed motor. And because it uses the latest IGBT inverter technology, we were able to keep this welder down to just 34-lbs for portability.
And it’s all backed up by Eastwood’s 3-year warranty and lifetime tech support.
Eastwood Elite MP200i features:
| Input power: | VAC 120-230 |
| Frequency: | 50/60 Hz |
| Rated input current: | 20 Amps 120 VAC – 36 Amps 230 VAC |
| Rated working voltage: | 18.5 volts @ 120 VAC – 24 volts @ 230 VAC |
| MIG welding current: | 30-90 A @ 120 VAC | 30-200 A @ 230 VAC |
| TIG welding current: | 20-70 A @ 120 VAC | 20-200 A @ 230 VAC |
| Stick welding current: | 30-70 A @ 120 VAC | 30-170 A @ 230 VAC |
| Rated duty cycle: | 120 VAC 40% @ 90A – 230 VAC 20% @ 200A |
| Weight: | 34 lbs. |
| Solid: | 0.023-0.035-in. (0.6-0.9mm) |
| Stainless: | 0.023-0.035-in. (0.6-0.9mm) |
| Flux Core: | 0.030-0.035-in. (0.8-0.9mm) |
| E6010: | 1/16-in.,3/32-in.,1/8-in. – Polarity: DCEN |
| E6011: | 1/16-in.,3/32-in.,1/8-in. – Polarity: DCEN |
| E6013: | 1/16-in.,3/32-in.,1/8-in. – Polarity: DCEN, DCEP |
| E7014: | 1/16-in.,3/32-in.,1/8-in. – Polarity: DCEN, DCEP |
| 4043 Aluminum: | 0.030-0.035-in. (0.8-0.9mm) |
The rated Duty cycle refers to the amount of welding that can be done within an amount of time. The Eastwood MP200i has a duty cycle of 20% at 200 Amps for 230 Volts and 40% at 90 Amps for 120 Volts. It is easiest to look at your welding time in blocks of 10 Minutes and the Duty Cycle being a percentage of that 10 Minutes. If welding at 200 Amps with a 20% Duty Cycle, within a 10 Minute block of time you can weld for 2 Minutes with 8 Minutes of cooling for the Welder.
If the Duty Cycle is exceeded, the Welder will automatically shut off, however the fan will continue running to cool the components. When a safe temperature has been reached, the Welder will automatically switch the Welder output back on. To increase the duty cycle you can turn down the Voltage Output control.
