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Welding Inverter for Stick Welding



Weldcote Striker 140 welding inverter for stick welding

Weldcote, a division of Zika Group, has introduced the Striker 140 welding inverter for stick welding.

The Striker 140 machine is a compact, dual voltage (110 volt or 220 volt) single-phase inverter with voltage reduction for direct welding using electrodes of diameters of 1/16" to 1/8".

The Striker 140 machine features a voltage reduction device (VRD) that reduces the voltage at no-load condition for a safer work environment. It also uses arc force to eliminate electrodes from sticking to the workpiece.

Designed to work with a wide range of input voltages, from 98 volts to 265 volts, the Striker 140 is suited for use with generators.

"Our Striker 140 utilizes a voltage reduction device and includes a smart fan for power saving and reduction of dust," said Joe O'Mera, CEO of Weldcote. "Weighing only eight pounds, this small machine is ideal for hobbyists and DIYers, but provides a lot of power to get the job done."

The Striker 140 unit offers a hot start function to provide easy ignition of the welding arc. A dual voltage automatically identifies the power grid voltage and operates accordingly with the 110V or 220V adapter that is included. The current is continuously adjustable using the current adjustment knob and the unit has an easy-to-read digital display.

For more information contact:

Weldcote Metals

842 Oak Grove Road

Kings Mountain, NC 28086

704-739-4115

info@weldcotemetals.com

www.weldcotemetals.com

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