2-in-1 ARC & Lift TIG Welder Machine with IGBT and Hot Start

Get cleaner welds with less effort and fewer interruptions. This 2-in-1 welding machine gives you steady performance, fast arc starts, and smooth control from the first strike to the final pass.

Built for both beginners and experienced welders, it simplifies your workflow while giving you the control needed for reliable results across different metal types.

Smoother welds with faster starts and steady control

✅ Strike the arc instantly with Hot Start so you spend less time retrying

✅ Keep welds consistent with Arc Force that stabilizes performance

✅ Avoid frustrating electrode sticking with built-in anti-stick function

✅ Handle multiple jobs using ARC and Lift TIG modes in one machine

✅ Weld steel, pipes, and frames with steady output up to 200A options

✅ Stay protected with overcurrent, voltage, and temperature safeguards

✅ Adjust settings easily with simple controls and clear digital display

Start welding faster with fewer setup delays.

Switch modes easily for different welding tasks.

Handle frames, pipes, and metal repairs with confidence.

Achieve faster arc starts with less failed contact.

Dial in precise settings quickly without confusion.

Work with more confidence using built-in protection systems.

This machine uses IGBT inverter technology to stabilize current and improve welding consistency. The result is smoother arcs, less spatter, and more controlled welds, even when working on common materials like stainless steel and mild steel.

Switch between ARC and Lift TIG modes depending on your project. Whether you are repairing pipes, working on metal frames, or tackling small fabrication jobs, you get flexibility without needing multiple machines.

With a simple control knob, digital display, and quick cable connections, setup is straightforward. The included electrode holder, clamp, and accessories mean you can begin working right away without extra purchases.

Compared to basic welders, this unit reduces common frustrations like sticking electrodes, unstable arcs, and inconsistent output. It keeps your workflow smoother and your results more reliable across different tasks and environments.

Weld with more control and fewer interruptions from your first arc to your final pass.