🔧 TOOLIOM 200A TIG Welder - Dual Voltage 110V/220V - TIG/Stick 2 in 1 IGBT Digital Inverter Welding Machine Review

I had a problem with my welding machine, contacted the company and they replaced it. The new welder works great. I am very satisfied with the result.

Pedal not included, shipping papers and manual says it comes on page 1, page 9 says it needs to be purchased separately. Then there is nowhere online for you to buy the assembly if you want to. You get what you spend.

Machine works well. I've played with stainless steel and mild steel. I haven't tried tinkering with aluminum yet. The device is lightweight and seems to run hotter than the Miller devices I've used, but I'm used to a foot pedal so here it is. A decent purchase so far, I'll upgrade if it stops working.

Welding machine for flawless welding. I was skeptical, but my fears were allayed. The stable arc is the first thing I noticed. Lots of power at 220 volts. The TIG torch cable is a decent length. The duty cycle helps a lot with long welds. The two things I'd like to see are a longer power cord and a longer ground wire. Otherwise, you can't go wrong with this welder. I don't give tech support any stars because I didn't need to contact them. David Ellison

Great little welder. I use it at 110v for welding TIG/Stick practice pieces, have no problem welding in any process, TIG coupons get hot at around 125 amps, and the 3/32" 7018 works great at around 90 amps Amps to sum it up Even at 110 volts this machine welds great on standard amps It's only got a few weeks so I'm not sure about durability just con so far it's TIG torch parts not that the cups are lightweight are bolted off-center with the collet body, resulting in inadequate shielding gas…

I was hoping to have a very good experience with this machine, I have seven different welders, this welder does not burn 6010, 6011 and judging by its panel the peak current is 157A. at 220V, 123A at 110V. I would not recommend this welder to anyone, it is insufficient and does not correspond to its presentation, real-time measurements - 135 amperes on the stick at maximum switch-on. Panel 157. 220 volt socket, no extension cord. See photo. I will return to Revain for a full refund.

Great little welder I use it at 110V to weld TIG/Stick practice coupons, I have no trouble welding in any process, TIG coupons are made at 1 amperage of about 125 amps hot and the 3/32" 7018 works great at about 90 amps so to summarize even at 110 volts this machine welds great with standard amps it only has a few weeks so I lack the durability, only kon is a flashlight so far parts not the largest threads on the cups slightly off center with the collet body resulting in improper shield gas…

I love this little machine and have used it to weld everything from mild steel to stainless steel. Works great BUT! These new digital devices take some getting used to. One thing I note is that you do NOT have to wiggle the wire or loop or circle your wrist almost as often. And 200A digital is a little hotter than 200A analog amps! Reading another review that just says it's junk for no reason sounds a bit biased to me. Which really brings us to a good conclusion: the American industrial market…