Details
New Everlast PowerMTS 251Si Pulse MIG TIG Stick 250amp 110v/220v Multi Process Welder

New 2024 model.
Digital IGBT Inverter construction, MIG/DC TIG/Stick/Spool Gun ready Pulse MIG/Syn MIG /// Pulse TIG function, Adjustable MIG/Stick Arc Force
Dual Voltage 120/240V . HF and Lift Start for TIG , Dual Voltage 120/240V
25 Series Euro fast connect MIG gun
030"-.045" Wire diameter / 35% Duty Cycle @ 250 Amps / Save up to 9 programs
250 Amps of MIG and TIG power offer more than enough power to get the job done. 200 amps of stick welding power can be used with up to 5/32" welding rods.
2T/4T torch trigger/latch function offers stepped control welding with TIG and MIG.
Adjustable MIG Wave arc force control manages slope/ inductance and fine tunes arc characteristics.
True DC CC/CV Multi-Process design eliminates needing or carrying multiple units for one job.
TIG Up and Down slope allows the user to control the end of the welding cycle. 5 years warranty.
The compact PowerMTS 251Si is one of the fourth generation of digitally controlled multi-process inverter welders from Everlast. Taking our customer's feedback into consideration from previous models, the all new PowerMTS 251SI is designed to be as versatile as ever with not only standard DC MIG, TIG and Stick welding capability but also with Synergic MIG, Pulse MIG, and Pulse TIG welding modes. This new welder is a leader in the compact multi-process welder class as both pulse MIG and pulse TIG features are not available from any other manufacturer. Additionally, the PowerMTS 251Si offers one more distinctive feature: it allows to the operator to choose from a touchless, high frequency start or a lift start in TIG mode. The stick mode offers more adjustability than ever with the addition of hot start intensity and hot start duration controls. If you are worried that these features may complicate the operation of the welder, then don't. The unit was designed with ease of operation in mind. There are no complicated menus to navigate, no touch screens to press and no complicated hidden features which are difficult to access. All controls, including burn back are now located on the panel face right where you can get to them and are grouped according to function, with an easy to understand format. All connections are right on the front of the panel. This includes the connection for the TIG torch which includes the gas connection with a gas solenoid control over pre and post flow. Compare that to the competition where you have to make the TIG connection through the side panels or through special non-standard connections with only a manually operated gas valve on the torch for scratch start or lift start, and you can see how far ahead the PowerMTS 251Si really is. Well, it makes sense when you consider Everlast was one of the first to offer a compact fully featured inverter MTS unit in the North American market.