The Autojack Migmaster welder provides high standard results at a price to suit all pockets. These...The Autojack Migmaster welder provides high standard results at a price to suit all pockets. These great looking MIG welders are ideal using both solid or filler wire with a flux core. Lightweight and portable, these easy to use machines provide optimum results with 4-stage power settings and variable wire speed control & variable speed voltage. Complete with all accessories needed to start straight from the box, including mask, wire brush, chipping hammer, and wire. Portable MIG welder uses a 13A UK standard plug for home and worksite use. Suitable for flux-cored welding with stable arc and low spatter for DIY repairs and metal fabrication. Built-in overheating and overcurrent protection for safety and reliability. Lightweight and easy to use for welding carbon steel. Use 0.8/0.9mm flux-cored wire (0.5kg or 1kg) to weld over 0.5mm workpieces.
This guide is for users of the Autojack Mig Welder - 130 Amp, offering a straightforward approach to gasless welding. It's ideal for both beginners and experienced users looking for a portable and easy-to-use welding solution. While this welder offers a wide range of features, it's essential to understand its operational limits to ensure optimal performance.
All features
Model Part Number
Mig130
Brand
Autojack
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of welding wire should I use?
The Autojack Mig Welder is designed for both solid and flux-core wire. Consult the user manual for recommended wire sizes.
Can I weld aluminum with this welder?
The welder is primarily designed for steel. Welding aluminum may require specialized wire and settings. Consult the manual.
What safety precautions should I take?
Always wear a welding mask, gloves, and protective clothing. Ensure adequate ventilation and never weld in a confined space without proper ventilation.
How do I adjust the wire speed?
Use the wire speed control knob on the front panel to adjust the wire feed rate. This depends on the material you are welding.
What does the 4-stage power setting do?
The 4-stage power settings allow you to adjust the welding power output to suit different material thicknesses and welding tasks.
How often should I replace the welding wire?
Replace the welding wire when it runs out. The frequency depends on how often you weld.
How do I clean the welder?
Wipe down the exterior of the welder with a clean, dry cloth after each use. Regularly clean the torch nozzle and inspect the components.
What's the warranty on the Autojack Mig Welder?
Warranty information is provided with the product. Please consult the warranty documentation for details.
Troubleshooting
Welder does not power on.
Check the power connection and ensure the outlet is working. Check the fuse.
Wire feed issues.
Check the wire spool for tangles. Adjust the wire feed tension. Ensure the nozzle is not blocked.
Poor weld quality.
Adjust the wire speed and power settings. Clean the metal surfaces before welding. Ensure proper grounding.
Excessive spatter.
Adjust the wire speed and power settings. Ensure the welding torch is at the correct angle to the workpiece.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy to use, making it suitable for beginners.
Portable design allows for use in various locations.
Comes with all necessary accessories to start welding immediately.
Variable settings offer control for different materials.
Cons
May not be suitable for heavy-duty industrial applications.
Gasless welding can produce more spatter compared to gas-shielded welding.
Limited to a 130 Amp output, which might restrict welding thicker materials.
The included mask might need to be upgraded for prolonged use.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Unpack the welder and ensure all accessories are present.
Install the welding wire spool.
Attach the welding torch and ground clamp.
Connect to a suitable power outlet.
Adjust the wire speed and power settings based on the material thickness.
Compatibility:
Suitable for use with solid or flux core wire.
Compatible with a variety of metals, including steel.
Ensure the power outlet meets the welder's voltage requirements.
Care:
Clean the welder after each use.
Regularly inspect and clean the welding torch nozzle.
Replace the wire spool when it's empty.
Store the welder in a dry place when not in use.
Ensure proper ventilation when welding to avoid inhaling fumes.