Powerarc 160/200 question..

[CGCINC]

I think their niche markets as well. The Power Arc 200 is a heavy duty stick welder that you could use a scratch start tig setup. Where as the 160 has all the DC tig function you need, and is a better tig welder that you can also use a stick welder. If you need more of the tig function then go with the 160. If your looking for more of a stick welder then the 200 is a better option. I have burned 10lbs of rods over 4 hours with my 200 and never missed a beat.

Thinking about buying one for a friend.
He used to have a Miller Maxstar 150 so I'm wanting to get something comparable. I think he liked the dual voltage of the Maxstar so that is why I'm thinking of the 160. He stick welds everything, rarely Tig. I think the 200 would be better except the dual voltage part. Maybe I should spoil the surprize and ask his opinion....

[Rambozo]

Thinking about buying one for a friend.
He used to have a Miller Maxstar 150 so I'm wanting to get something comparable. I think he liked the dual voltage of the Maxstar so that is why I'm thinking of the 160. He stick welds everything, rarely Tig. I think the 200 would be better except the dual voltage part. Maybe I should spoil the surprize and ask his opinion....

There is always the 140ST for a dual voltage basic stick machine.

[everlastsupport]

If he want the ultimate, small, strong sticker welder. The PA200. It he wants a good stick unit with a little less power and all the nice DC TIG features, the 160STH (like it it best myself). In the middle and on a budget, the 140ST is a good pick too.

[CGCINC]

If he want the ultimate, small, strong sticker welder. The PA200. It he wants a good stick unit with a little less power and all the nice DC TIG features, the 160STH (like it it best myself). In the middle and on a budget, the 140ST is a good pick too.

I think the 160 is the one to get. It is dual voltage right?

[everlastsupport]

Yes on dual voltage. Foot pedal ready too.