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CROSSFIRE STICK WELDING MACHINES

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Choose a Stick Welder by Use Portable repair & field work: Look for lightweight dual-voltage machines that can run on 115V or 230V. Higher-output work: Use 230V when you need more amperage...
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  • Crossfire Welders

    Crossfire Trion 210X Multiprocess Welder – 115/230V

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    Processes MIG, Flux-Cored, DC Stick, DC TIG
    Input 115V, 230V
    Phase Single Phase
    In stock (70 units)
    From $1,615.00 CAD
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    Crossfire PowerStick 200DV Stick/TIG Welder – 115/230V

    Processes DC Stick, DC TIG
    Input 115V, 230V
    Phase Single Phase
    From $399.00 CAD
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  • Crossfire Welders

    Crossfire CCW-330 150A Battery Powered Stick Welding Machine

    Processes DC Stick
    Input Battery Powered
    Phase N/A – Battery Powered
    $2,675.00 CAD
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    Crossfire ETIG 200HF DC TIG & Stick Welder | Dual Voltage 115/230V

    Processes DC Stick, DC TIG
    Input 115V, 230V
    Phase Single Phase
    Low stock (10 units)
    $995.00 CAD
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    Invermig 165 - 115/230V

    Processes MIG, Flux-Cored, DC Stick, DC TIG
    Input 115V, 230V
    $599.00 CAD
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About CROSSFIRE STICK WELDING MACHINESBuying information & FAQs

Choose a Stick Welder by Use

  • Portable repair & field work: Look for lightweight dual-voltage machines that can run on 115V or 230V.
  • Higher-output work: Use 230V when you need more amperage and larger electrodes.
  • Want TIG too? Several Stick machines also support DC TIG for added versatility.
  • Check duty cycle: Higher-amperage production work needs more continuous output than occasional repair work.

Crossfire Stick welding machines are built for repair, maintenance, fabrication, and field work. Compare input voltage, maximum output, duty cycle, portability, and TIG capability to choose the right power source.

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