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Call tech support at ext. 207. They can help.

Mostly low end Amps for really thin material, but not anything significant. But what exactly what features are missing depend upon the model you ultimately select. Most items are small or not as...

Just look around. Bernard has it too.
https://www.tregaskiss.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/SpSh_DirectPlug.pdf

ESAB and Thermal Arc used Euro type for years. So has everyone from Snap on to Clarke.

60A breaker.

Most people with experience I have seen hate the fusion gun.

Dozens of manufacturers use and have used the MB15, so yes, there is a huge market. Everyone from Snap On to Clarke has used this gun,...

Don't ball to begin with. What you are experiencing is nodules. This can do with tungsten contamination from the metal, or with tungsten quality itself, even grinding angle and grind quality. The...

EVERY manufacturer makes a Euro back end for their guns as far as I know. They have to. Miller and Lincoln don't even use their proprietary connections overseas. They use the Euro one on most of...

It does make a difference, but an untrained eye may not see it as much, depending upon the wire diameter.

More than likely it is in port. But they are average 90 ships in wait. It's the luck of the draw sometimes who and what gets unloaded first.

These are not offered. But you can call tech support at ext 207 for free help and targeted schematic for your affected part.

That's what I'd do if I wasn't sure.

Welcome. The MTS series does everything quite well. Yes, you need a water cooler with a water-cooled torch. Anything over 200A will require a water cooled torch anyway because the largest air...

Welcome to Everlast.

Have you looked at the manual?

Are you running with the torch in negative for AC? Make sure your work clamp is attached directly to the metal when using other wave forms. Also you may need to check the HF point gap to improve the...

Also don't put your balance above 35%.

No manual. They set up basically like all spool guns. Simple, straight forward.

Not recommended due to the arc force action.

Have no idea what you are referring to exactly. A 15A NZ plug?. There is NO neutral on a welder. So, maybe in the middle of the confusion about terminology and wiring that's the problem?

First, 3/32 has a limit of about 160 to 180A. The balling and nodules form from overheating. Yes, the square wave we use has a fast wet in and it has a more sharp shouldered design and it's a little...

If it is the old PP100, if it is NOT the blow back start, innotec pt 100 torch, then it cannot be used that way.

First, get rid of the furick cup and use regular to diagnose issue. Keep tungsten stickout past cup to 1/8" and try it. Make sure torch is in negative (for AC and DC). Set balance for 30%, and...

Yes. There are plenty of videos with our machines doing this.

Procut? Everlast?