NEW 2013 EVERLAST PowerITig 200T DC DIGITAL PULSE TIG WELDER LOW 2AMP START !

One final announcement that we have to post up about the 2013 models...Another digital unit.

One of the best niche units we have in our stable is the i-TIG 200. It's found a big following by guns smiths and other specialty manufacturers. It's a reliable, hard working unit with a LOT of capability.

So we have considered what we can do to make a better product and improve performance and features. So we have developed a completely new I tig 200, which will fall into the digital lineup of welders that we have. It'll have similar features as the 255 EXT but as the i-tigs are DC only, it too will be DC only.

ONE very special thing it will have is the ability to fire off at an incredible 2 amps. We've studied the market and found that there is a need for this extremely low ignition point for guys that have molds and similar products to repair. It's been a constant request, so we've added this major capability to the unit.

Here are some comparative specs next to the current i-tig...

Model	Power-ITIG 200	Power-ITIG 200T
Input Voltage	110/220V 50/60 Hz	220 V 50/60 Hz
Rated Output	200 A	200 A
OCV	60-80V	60-80 V
Duty cycle	35%@200 amps	35% @ 200 amps
Welding range	5-200A TIG 5-160A Stick	2-200 A TIG 2-160A Stick
Arc Force	0-10	1-100
Pulse amps	5-95%	2-200 amps
Start Amps	15 A fixed	2-150 A
End Amps	15 A fixed	2-150 A
Up/Down Slope time	0-5 Seconds	0-25 Seconds
Pre Flow Time	0-5 Seconds	0-5 Seconds
Post Flow Time	0-5 Seconds	0-25 seconds
2t/4t	yes	yes
Hot Start arc amp (stick)	No	welding amps + 1-100%
Hot start arc time	No	.1-1.5 Seconds
Inverter Frequency	27khz	50 khz
Anti stick function	no	yes
memory	no	0-9
weight	16 kg	9.8 kg
dimensions	425x195x310 mm	same
Protection class	IP21s	IP21s

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Great looking little DC machine. I love the specs, but am sorry to see you dropped the dual input voltage. For the real low amp stuff, running on 120V can be pretty handy at times. Is this going to replace the current iTIG 200 or is this an additional model?

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Originally Posted by Rambozo

Great looking little DC machine. I love the specs, but am sorry to see you dropped the dual input voltage. For the real low amp stuff, running on 120V can be pretty handy at times. Is this going to replace the current iTIG 200 or is this an additional model?

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Rambozo

dual voltage will be available in summer

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Originally Posted by Oleg

Rambozo

dual voltage will be available in summer

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I don't think we are dropping it.

~22 lb welder, looks like a nice compact unit with some great new additions.

When will these be available?

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Originally Posted by SeanMurphy265

When will these be available?

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in stock !

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Originally Posted by Oleg

in stock !

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What is the price?

Minor suggestion - You guys need to loose the nylon carry strap on your smaller units. I'd stick with a rigid handle (going to make one for my PP 50). I don't know of all that many people that would be toting these around like a man purse.

A good many people do actually and several companies use them. Changing to a handle type face cost MAJOR money to recast a panel.

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Originally Posted by sticks

Minor suggestion - You guys need to loose the nylon carry strap on your smaller units. I'd stick with a rigid handle (going to make one for my PP 50). I don't know of all that many people that would be toting these around like a man purse.

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An easy solution is to pop open the fixed end of the strap and rethread it back and forth a few times through the buckle. Then you have a nice handle sized strap that stays out of the way, and you could still make a shoulder strap if needed. I did that on my little PA140ST because the strap kept getting in the way. It works great and makes a nice handle.

With the series of tests that I was doing on this welder over the last week I found very consistent arc starts using a 1/16" 2% thoriated tungsten at 3 amps with a amp draw of . 746 amps
The 2 amp output as stated may show on a multi meter as being correct but the actual low amp is 2.9 amps
Another really nice feature on this and the new 255ext will be the ability to use any foot pedal or amp control torch regardless of what pot value they use .
Cheers

http://youtu.be/6SXyzG_8H48

http://youtu.be/D5vpT9g3Uio

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Originally Posted by Oleg

http://youtu.be/6SXyzG_8H48

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Is that a 255 EXT in the back gound?

No, it's the 210.

Perhaps... but the 255EXT IS sitting behind him on the bench in this vid:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnCNIskL5fc

So where are we at on the 255? The other thread is locked so you might expect questions popping up anywhere.

Thanks,
Jim

He does have 255EXT ... not the final version
finil version will be ready in few weeks
Duncan will be testing it at the factory on MAY 15th

Thanks Oleg, that is a good update. I Look forward to his reports from the factory.

Jim

Any update on the 110v 220v itig200t i recall reading that it should be done around the end of summer.

Amazon.com is showing the ITIG 200 as "available", or you could call the sales office in San Francisco- they'd be glad to help, or offer specifics. 877-755-WELD (9353)

http://www.amazon.com/Everlast-Power...amp+tig+welder

http://www.everlastgenerators.com/Po...00-348-pd.html

Agree, this is great!

Does the latest model of the 200T use points or tube for high frequency start?