Choose by material
Use AC/DC TIG for aluminum; DC TIG covers steel and stainless. Compare input power, output and cooling for sustained high-amperage work.
Crossfire Welders
Processes AC TIG, DC TIG, StickInput 115V, 230V$2,715.00 CADUnit price /-
Crossfire Welders
Crossfire NV 230 AC/DC TIG/Stick Welder - Air Cooled
Processes AC TIG, DC TIG, Pulsed TIG, DC StickInput 115V, 230VPhase Single Phase$1,300.00 CADUnit price /
Crossfire Welders
Crossfire NV 230 AC/DC TIG/Stick Welder - Water Cooled
Processes AC TIG, DC TIG, Pulsed TIG, DC StickInput 115V, 230VPhase Single Phase$2,400.00 CADUnit price /Miller
Miller Syncrowave 212 AC/DC TIG Welder – Air-Cooled Package
Processes AC TIG, DC TIG, Pulsed DC TIG, DC Stick, MIGInput 120V, 240VPhase Single Phase$5,320.00 CADUnit price /-
Lincoln Electric
Lincoln Electric Square Wave 205 AC/DC TIG & Stick Welder – 120/230V
Processes AC TIG, DC TIG, Pulsed DC TIG, AC Stick, DC StickInput 120V, 230VPhase Single Phase$2,750.00 CADUnit price /-
ESAB
ESAB Rogue ET 201iP PRO HF TIG/Stick Welder – 115/230V
Processes DC TIG, Pulsed TIG, Stick, Pulse StickInput 115V, 230VPhase Single Phase$3,918.68 CADUnit price /-
About TIG WeldersBuying information & FAQs
Choose a TIG Welder by Material
- Steel & stainless: DC TIG covers most common fabrication work.
- Aluminum: Choose AC/DC TIG for proper oxide cleaning and aluminum welding control.
- Frequent high-amperage TIG: Water-cooled packages are better suited to sustained heat and longer sessions.
- Portable work: Dual-voltage machines offer more flexibility between shop and field power.
