This package is in stock as of 11/12/24

The Artis 210XT masters this balancing act perfectly, combining both in a compact,
robust design. Despite its lightweight and easy-to-handle design, weighing in at less than 22 pounds, it offers all the key adjustment options that are otherwise found only on the larger professional TIG systems.

WHAT'S IN THE BOX?

• Artis 210XT TIG/Stick Welder
• 180A Aircooled TIG Hosepack, with up/down controls, 26’
• 220A Aircooled TIG Torch body (44,0350,5461)
• Ground Cable & Ground Clamp, 13’, (43,0004,0161)
• Electrode cable & Electrode Holder, 13’ (43,0004,0478)
• Tool Case 85 (Rolling protective case) (42,0510,0235)
• 120v Power Cable NEMA 5-20 (43,0004,5668)
  
• 120v Power Cable NEMA 5-15 (43,0004,5666)
• 220/230v Power Cable NEMA L6-20 (43,0004,5801)
• Gas adaptor (42,0001,3541)
• Gas regulator R-33-FM-580 (42,0440,0002)
• TIG Consumables Kit (44,0350,1675)

TIG Features

Touch High-Frequency Ignition - When limited component accessibility requires the use of torches without a trigger, HF touch ignition is used. The machine detects contact with the workpiece and, after a defined period of time, ignites the arc precisely at the desired point.

TIG Pulse Function - Pulse welding is used primarily for welding in tight spaces or for welding particularly thin materials. The setting range for pulsing is 1 Hz to 990 Hz.

TAC Function - Pulse currents are used to make the weld pool oscillate. This makes it easier for you to tack components together and reduces the tacking time.

Stick Features

Electrode Pulse Welding - The electrode pulse mode enables better weld properties in tight spaces and increased gap-bridging ability. It is ideally suited to welding vertical-up seams.

HotStart Function - The current is increased for a split-second during ignition on the welding system.

Anti-Stick - If a short circuit occurs, the welding current is interrupted. This prevents annealing of the electrode and serious weld defects.