Inverter stick welder with LCD screen and auto-darkening helmet
The LCD screen on this welder does more than show the current: it guides you on the electrode and material thickness that match the selected current. That makes it much easier to get the setting right, whether you are just starting out or weld every day.
Available in 170 A (electrode up to 4 mm) and 200 A (up to 5 mm), at 230 V. Comes with an auto-darkening helmet, earth clamp, electrode holder and brush: open the box and start welding.
✅ Key benefits
LCD screen with guidance: shows the right electrode and thickness for the current.
Auto-darkening helmet included: darkens automatically when you strike the arc.
Adjustable from 20 A: for thin sheet as well as heavy sections.
Light and compact: suitable for the workshop and the job site alike.
Several electrode types: rutile, basic, cast iron and stainless steel.
🏗️ What it is for
Metalwork and metal fabrication workshops.
Construction sites and on-site repairs.
Agricultural and industrial maintenance.
Beginners who want help with the settings.
📋 Technical specifications
Process: MMA (coated electrode)
Current: 20-170 A / 20-200 A
Duty cycle: 170 A at 40 % / 200 A at 40 % (40 ºC)
Open-circuit voltage: 56 V
Maximum electrode diameter: 4 mm (170 A) / 5 mm (200 A)
Electrodes: rutile, basic, cast iron and stainless steel
Power supply: 230 V, 50-60 Hz
Includes: auto-darkening helmet, earth clamp, electrode holder and brush
Weight with packaging: 5 kg (170 A) / 7.1 kg (200 A)
Package dimensions: 56 x 24 x 32 cm
💡 Pro tip: even though the screen suggests a setting, treat that figure as a starting point: go up or down 5-10 A depending on how the weld pool looks and how the arc sounds. A soft, steady "crackle" means you are on the right track. Always wear a welding helmet or face shield, gloves and protective clothing, and work in a well-ventilated area.
Frequently asked questions
What does the LCD screen show?
The selected current and guidance on the right electrode and material thickness.
Is the helmet auto-darkening?
Yes, an auto-darkening welding helmet is included.
Which power rating should I choose?
170 A if you use electrodes up to 3.25-4 mm; 200 A if you want 4-5 mm electrodes or to weld thicker material.
Does it run on 230 V?
Yes, both models are 230 V single-phase, 50-60 Hz.
How long can it weld continuously?
At maximum current it has a 40 % duty cycle at 40 ºC, about 4 minutes in every 10.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the LCD screen show?
The selected current and guidance on the right electrode and material thickness.
Is the helmet auto-darkening?
Yes, an auto-darkening welding helmet is included.
Which power rating should I choose?
170 A if you use electrodes up to 3.25-4 mm; 200 A if you want 4-5 mm electrodes or to weld thicker material.
Does it run on 230 V?
Yes, both models are 230 V single-phase, 50-60 Hz.
How long can it weld continuously?
At maximum current it has a 40 % duty cycle at 40 ºC, about 4 minutes in every 10.
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