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DURATECH 140Amp MIG Welder, 120V Flux Core Welder MIG/Lift TIG/Stick 3-in-1Welding Kit with Cold Wire Feed, Welding Gun and 15A to 20A Plug Adapter, Portable Smart Welding Machine IGBT Inverter Welder

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Features

  • Multi-Process Welder: Flux Core/ Gas MIG/ Stick(MMA)/ DC Lift Tig multi-functional welding machine (lift tig torch not included). There is a detailed parameter recommendation table on the machine, which is friendly to the beginner welder and DIY
  • Powerful And Safe Welder: Up to 140 Amp output that allows you to weld mild steel up to 3/16 inch plate. Professional certificate - this welding machine has CSA listed to ensure its reliability and efficiency
  • Convenient Flux-Cored Wire: This MIG welder can use flux-core welding wire and solid welding wire. MIG welding wire: 0.025" - 0.035". Big enough to handle 2 and 10 pounds rolls of wire. Cold wire feed button keeps you convenient. Extra 2 rollers and 2 contact tips are bonus
  • Advanced Technology: Dual-digital panel control system and advanced IGBT inverter technology make the welder can fine-tune the voltage, current, arc, and wire feed speed smoothly. Providing more stable welding characteristics than conventional welders and making welding much easier
  • Multi Use: This 120V welder machine is suitable for welding cast iron, mild steel, stainless steel, chrome nickel steel, chrome-moly steel, and other metal materials, but aluminum is not suitable. Built-in excellent anti-stick, hot start, and arc stability, easy to operate, and convenient for beginners

Manufacturer: ‎Hangzhou Great Star Industrial Co,.LTD


Part Number: ‎DT105073AE


Item Weight: ‎29.4 pounds


Package Dimensions: ‎19.5 x 16 x 13.5 inches


Country of Origin: ‎China


Material: ‎metal


Voltage: ‎120 Volts


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎1 year warranty


Date First Available: August 1, 2022


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Worth the money
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It worked good with flux core, with MIG it would be much better.
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2024 by Sable Sable
    • Best bang for the buck
I have put roughly 8 to 10 hours welding with this. It does a great job and never a hiccup. Very happy I chose to go with this one.
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2023 by Ian
    • Would definitely recommend this unit for DIY and professional use.
Great portable machine. Easy to maneuver and operate. I particularly like the 6.5 ft. ground clamp and 7.5 ft. MIG gun. Makes moving around so much easier. Works perfectly using my standard household outlets. Easy to understand and learn control knobs and readout. Would definitely recommend this unit for DIY and professional use, especially at the price! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2022 by Jim
    • Quality of product
Very easy to set up. I welded 3 joints of 20" mild steel tubing. 1/8 (.125) in. wall thickness . Only stop made was to replace the empty spool.of wire. I would buy this machine again!
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Not worth the money.
Welded some exhaust when first purchased. Sat on the shelf for a couple months. Now makes funny noises and doesn’t weld consistently. Should spent more money on something better.
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2023 by Jeremy
    • Works Great So Far!
I wanted something compact and light weight as opposed to my Lincoln 180 Mig/flux core welder. The flux core feature works great so far. This unit seems very powerful for it's size. The kit does not come with any wire consumables, so be sure you order or pick up what you work requires if you don't already have some lying around. I was very surprised and impressed with the performance. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2024 by Amazon_Customer
    • Really Nice 3-In-1 MIG, Stick, TIG Welder
This welder looks really nice and seems to be well-designed. The MIG cable is always connected which really is nice so that you don’t have to refeed the wire. The MIG cable is really long (~8) as are the two cables for stick welding. When changing welding types, rather than having to switch wires inside the welder, you have a cable on the front that you either plug into the positive or negative feed depending on which type of welding you’re doing. This welder has a really nice heavy-duty power cord. The ground clamp has a copper band that connects both the top and bottom of the clamp to what you’re welding. That makes sure you’ve got a good connection. It has three different sizes of tips and three wire feed wheels with two sizes on each one, although one of the wheels is for flux core so the sizes are duplicated on that one. I happened to read the manual regarding the wire feed because when I put the 10-pound wire spool on, it was loose. You can also use a 2-pound spool. The manual messed with me because it said the spool should feed in the clockwise direction. I knew that to be wrong because of how the wire has to feed into the wire feeder. After a little bit of confusion, I ignored the manual, and then found out I needed to flip the spacer over for the 10-pound spool so it would have some tension on it. First, I checked to see how stick welding worked. There’s a nice chart inside the welder on the access door with suggested settings. Using those settings for the size of my rod and thickness of my metal, I ran a bead. (I did have to guess at the arc force but set it mid-way.) The welder ran a really nice uniform bead with good penetration without burning through 1/16” metal. Next, I hooked up the MIG welding. I chose to use 0.035 flux-core wire. The wire fed through the MIG cable without a hitch, and I set the welder to the suggested settings. I wasn’t getting a good, consistent arc so I increased the voltage which helped. After some further adjustments, I was able to get a pretty consistent bead, just not as good as the stick weld. NOTE – I don’t think this was the welder’s fault. I think I needed to adjust the wire tension and maybe the wire speed. It’s possible I had too much tension on the wire spool which created an inconsistent wire feed. NOTE – I also was welding on a worst-case scenario. I did NOT clean my metal first. I was welding an old, painted saw blade for a weed eater. When I went to thicker, unpainted metal, it did better, although still not perfect (probably too much tension on that spool). Amazon Vine sent this product to me for an honest unbiased review. Would I recommend it? Absolutely. For a 120v welder, this did remarkably well. I’ve wanted a 110v because I don’t always have 240v for my other welder. This a quality welder with digital readouts on your adjustments. Besides the incorrect manual, the only negative I experienced was probably my own fault at an improper setup. UPDATE – I verified that the reason I had trouble with getting a good, consistent arc was the wire speed was set too high. I reduced the speed and it performed flawlessly. Truly, an excellent welder. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2023 by Kirt
    • Descent quality but no TIG torch...
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Review Image by Ron Killian Ron Killian
I am no pro welder, so take my review with a grain of salt. But I think this is a nice unit for those who want or need to weld occasionally. Not saying it couldn't be used more often, just saying, seems it is a good DIYer welder. Which is what I was looking for. It is a good looking unit, if that matters to you. Well made with a good fit and finish. I would not call it heavy duty, but it is stout enough. the connectors and ports are heavy duty, where it counts, right? I like that it runs on 120V, one of the reasons I picked it. Plug everything in and it's ready to use. So far it works as it should. It's not a big brand, but it works well. Only thing I am not crazy about... while their product title pushes it's a TIG welder, it does not come with the actual torch. It's capable, you just need to supply your own torch. They do tell you it does not come with that piece, but with TIG being pushed in the title, most people are going to expect to get everything. My point is, it is NOT a 4-in1 welder out of the box. Just kind of miss leading if you ask me. And given the price, and being off brand, you'd think it would come with everything. One weird thing... the main cord has a three prong end, but they also give you a 3 prong adapter. For what? I don't get that. Maybe I'll figure it out. Odd. Also, there is no welding wire in the box. Usually welders have at least a little wire to get your started. No welding sticks either. So you'll need to hit the store before you can use this. Overall, it is a descent machine. If you are okay with the price and no TIG torch, would recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2022 by Ron Killian Ron Killian

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