A robust, lightweight stick welder with the three aids that make the difference to your bead: hot start to strike first time, arc force so the arc does not go out and anti-stick so the electrode does not get stuck.
Choose 160 A (electrodes from 1.6 to 4 mm) or 200 A (up to 5 mm). Both run on 230 V single-phase, adjust from 20 A with an LED display and have an internal fan plus thermal and overload protection.
✅ Key benefits
Hot start, arc force and anti-stick: easy starting, stable arc and no stuck electrodes.
LED display: clear reading of the selected current.
Two power ratings: 160 A for the workshop and DIY, 200 A for thicker electrodes and heavier material.
Protection: thermal and overload protection, with internal fan.
Light and robust: about 5.5 kg with packaging, easy to move around.
🏗️ What it is for
Metalwork, structures and repairs on steel.
Industrial and agricultural maintenance.
Work with basic, stainless steel or cast iron electrodes.
Workshops that need a reliable, straightforward stick welder.
📋 Technical specifications
Process: MMA (coated electrode)
Current: 20-160 A / 20-200 A
Electrodes: rutile, basic, cast iron and stainless steel
Electrode diameter: 1.6-4.0 mm (160 A) / 1.6-5.0 mm (200 A)
Duty cycle (200 A): 200 A at 60 % (40 ºC), according to the manufacturer
Power supply: 230 V single-phase
Functions: hot start, arc force, anti-stick
Protection: IP21S, thermal and overload
Includes: electrode holder, earth clamp and brush
Weight with packaging: 5.5 kg
Package dimensions: 35 x 26 x 26 cm
💡 Pro tip: choose the power rating by the electrode you will use most: the 160 A model works comfortably up to 3.25 mm; if you want to run 4 mm electrodes regularly or weld heavy sections, go for the 200 A. Always wear a welding helmet or face shield, gloves and protective clothing, and work in a well-ventilated area.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between 160 A and 200 A?
The maximum current and the electrode size it takes: the 160 A model goes up to 4 mm and the 200 A model up to 5 mm, for thicker material.
What is hot start?
A current peak when striking the arc that makes it easier to ignite the electrode.
What is anti-stick?
If the electrode sticks to the workpiece, the machine cuts the current so you can free it without damage.
Does it run on 230 V?
Yes, both models are 230 V single-phase.
Does it include a welding mask?
The technical sheet lists earth clamp, electrode holder and brush. The welding mask is purchased separately.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 160 A and 200 A?
The maximum current and the electrode size it takes: the 160 A model goes up to 4 mm and the 200 A model up to 5 mm, for thicker material.
What is hot start?
A current peak when striking the arc that makes it easier to ignite the electrode.
What is anti-stick?
If the electrode sticks to the workpiece, the machine cuts the current so you can free it without damage.
Does it run on 230 V?
Yes, both models are 230 V single-phase.
Does it include a welding mask?
The technical sheet lists earth clamp, electrode holder and brush. The welding mask is purchased separately.
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