Compact 120 A inverter stick welder with digital display
A small, light and easy-to-carry stick welder for everyday repairs: gates, brackets, fittings, farm implements or light structures. It runs on 230 V from any household socket and also from a generator, so you can take it to the farm or the job site.
It adjusts from 20 to 120 A with a digital display so you can see the current at all times, and accepts rutile, basic, cast iron and stainless steel electrodes up to 3.25 mm. Supplied with electrode holder and earth clamp, ready to go.
✅ Key benefits
Light and compact: carry it with one hand and it fits on any workshop shelf.
Digital display: set the current precisely to suit the electrode and thickness.
Generator compatible: handy where there is no fixed power outlet.
Several electrode types: rutile, basic, cast iron and stainless steel up to 3.25 mm.
Fan-cooled: internal fan keeps the machine cool.
🏗️ What it is for
Home and DIY repairs on iron and steel.
Maintenance on farms, smallholdings and country houses.
Small metalwork jobs: gates, doors, brackets.
Getting started with stick welding.
📋 Technical specifications
Process: MMA (coated electrode)
Current: 20-120 A
Duty cycle: 120 A at 40 % (40 ºC)
Open-circuit voltage: 60 V
Power supply: 230 V, 50-60 Hz
Electrodes: rutile, basic, cast iron and stainless steel
Maximum electrode diameter: 3.25 mm
Protection: IP21
Includes: electrode holder and earth clamp
Weight with packaging: 3.3 kg
Package dimensions: 26 x 16.5 x 17 cm
💡 Pro tip: to start with, use a 2.5 mm rutile electrode at around 70-90 A: it is the most forgiving and works for almost all the ironwork around the house. Run a couple of test beads on an offcut before welding the real piece. Always wear a welding helmet or face shield, gloves and protective clothing, and work in a well-ventilated area.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use it on a normal household socket?
Yes, it runs on 230 V single-phase. To work at maximum current, use a socket in good condition and avoid very long or thin extension leads.
Does it work with a generator?
Yes, the manufacturer states that it can be powered by a generator.
Which electrodes can I use?
Rutile, basic, cast iron and stainless steel, up to 3.25 mm in diameter.
What is included?
The welder with electrode holder and earth clamp. The welding helmet and electrodes are sold separately.
How long can it weld continuously?
At 120 A it has a 40 % duty cycle at 40 ºC: about 4 minutes in every 10. At lower current it can work for longer without stopping.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use it on a normal household socket?
Yes, it runs on 230 V single-phase. To work at maximum current, use a socket in good condition and avoid very long or thin extension leads.
Does it work with a generator?
Yes, the manufacturer states that it can be powered by a generator.
Which electrodes can I use?
Rutile, basic, cast iron and stainless steel, up to 3.25 mm in diameter.
What is included?
The welder with electrode holder and earth clamp. The welding helmet and electrodes are sold separately.
How long can it weld continuously?
At 120 A it has a 40 % duty cycle at 40 ºC: about 4 minutes in every 10. At lower current it can work for longer without stopping.
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