ESAB ES 95i DC Stick Welder (W1003209)

ESAB ES 95i DC Stick Welder (W1003209)

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The Thermal Arc 95s has a new look. It is now the ESAB ES 95i Stick Welder. The ES 95i is your choice for a lightweight, compact, and affordable DC Stick welder. Complete with one year warranty, this 115 VAC machine is ideal for home applications, utility/farm work, and maintenance and repair jobs. This welder has DC TIG capabilities so it can not weld aluminum.

The 95i will Not Burn 6010 or 6011 Electrodes.

This particular package does not include the TIG torch.

Features and benefits:
• Versatile, multi-process Stick/TIG capability
• High 95 Amp welding output
• Excellent, smooth & stable arc performance
• Highly efficient inverter design
• Fixed hot start
• Ultra-light for maximum portability (10 lbs.)
• Simple & easy, ready to weld package

Quick Specs
• Output - 95 amps for TIG | 90 amps for stick
• Max Electrode - 3/32 in
• Voltage - 120 amps
• Weight - 9.7 lbs
• 1 Year warranty

Included:
• ES 95i power source
• Tweco WeldSkill style electrode holder with 13 ft (4 m) lead
• Tweco WeldSkill style ground clamp with 10 ft (3 m) lead
• 4 general purpose stick electrodes (E6013)
• 15-20 Amp adapter plug & cable
• Operating manual
• Quick set-up DVD
• Carry case

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