Solaris inverter type welding machine Semiautomatic welding SOLARIS MULTIMIG-245, TIG, MMA, MIG/MAG Review

Got pros: I took it for 21k at the beginning of 2022. So far, only positive impressions, I haven’t tried TIG (you need to buy a burner separately) I took it for a summer residence, and work on the bodywork. Handles this very well Cons: It's hard to say whether this is a disadvantage or a feature. The manufacturer did what: After releasing the trigger. gas for another 2 seconds comes. On the one side. it cools the metal. On the other hand, gas consumption is higher with this.

With its pros: I have been using the device for about a month. I don't have much experience in welding, but I like how it cooks. I didn't drive it to full power. I use about medium settings. Boiled and thin metal and thick-walled - everything boils great. Connected with a regular 16 amp plug. I put it on a 16 ampere machine - it cooks in the normal mode. the light blinks weakly, the machine does not cut down. Then I will buy a Tig-torch and try again with it. I think there will be no problems.

Excellent semi-automatic work - first of all. Both in classic and flux. There is a 2-year warranty, which is a good number. I have had it for a little less than a year, but there were no breakdowns. If straight arms are attached to it, then even, strong seams are guaranteed. I cook MMA less often, but everything seems to be ok too. Teague has not yet been needed, I can’t say anything here.