Draper Gas/Gasless MIG Inverter Multi-Welder Dti, 160A - 70047

Highly versatile compact multi-function welder (MIG/MAG/Fluxed cored/MMA/TIG-Lift) that can be use...

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This guide is for users of the Draper 70047 Multi-Welder, designed for both novice and experienced welders. The key benefit is its versatility, offering MIG/MAG, flux-cored, MMA, and TIG-Lift welding capabilities in a compact package. However, users should note that a 16A plug is required, which is not included.

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Model Part Number70047
BrandDraper

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FAQs

What types of welding can I do with this welder?

This welder supports MIG/MAG, flux-cored, MMA, and TIG-Lift welding processes.

Does this welder require gas?

No, it can be used with or without gas (gas/gasless).

What size welding wire spools does it accept?

It accepts 1kg and 5kg welding wire spools.

What size electrodes are compatible with the MMA function?

The MMA function is compatible with 1.6-4.0mm electrodes.

What type of plug is required?

A 16A plug is required (not included).

What is the duty cycle of the welder?

The duty cycle is 60% at 160A and 100% at 120A.

Can I use this welder for TIG welding?

Yes, it has a TIG-Lift function.

What is the warranty?

Please refer to the product documentation for warranty details.

Troubleshooting

Welder not powering on.

Check the power connection and ensure the 16A plug is correctly connected to a live outlet.

Poor weld quality or splatter.

Adjust the wire feed speed and voltage settings. Check your gas flow (if using gas). Ensure that the work piece is clean.

Wire feed issues (wire jamming or not feeding).

Check the wire spool for tangles. Inspect and clean the wire feed mechanism and the welding torch nozzle. Replace the contact tip if worn.

Arc not starting.

Make sure that the work clamp is securely connected to the work piece. Check the electrode or the welding torch for a good connection.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Versatile welding capabilities, suitable for various projects.
  • User-friendly with simple one-touch settings.
  • Lightweight and portable for convenient use in different locations.
  • Efficient IGBT inverter technology for improved performance.
  • Compatible with both gas and gasless welding.
  • Features a synergic wire feed for ease of use.

Cons

  • Requires a 16A plug, which is not included.
  • May require additional accessories depending on the welding process.
  • The range of amperage is limited to 160A which might not be suitable for all welding tasks.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Power Connection: Ensure you have a 230V power supply and install a 16A plug (not included) before use.
  2. Gas Setup (if applicable): Connect a compatible gas bottle to the welder. Ensure the regulator is correctly set.
  3. Wire Spool Installation: Load a 1kg or 5kg welding wire spool appropriate for your welding needs.
  4. Electrode Installation (for MMA welding): Insert the correct size electrodes (1.6-4.0mm) into the electrode holder.
  5. Torch Connection: Connect the Euro Torch to the welder ensuring it is securely fastened.

*Compatibility*

This welder is compatible with regular gas bottles and various welding wire sizes. Always use appropriate welding safety gear, including a welding helmet, gloves, and protective clothing.

*Care*

Regularly clean the welder to remove dust and debris. Check and clean the wire feed mechanism regularly. Store the welder in a dry environment when not in use. Regularly inspect the torch and cables for damage.

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