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TIG Welders (67 items) - Page 2
Miller Electric
TIG Welder, Maxstar 280 Series, 208V AC, 220/230/240V AC, 380/400V AC, 460/480V AC, 575V AC
Zoro # G9124157
Mfr # 907552
Lincoln Electric
NA-5 Controller, NA-5 Series, 115 V AC, 1500 A at 100 V Rated Output
Zoro # G6573217
Mfr # K356-2
Lincoln Electric
TIG Welder, Precision TIG 375 Series, 208V AC, 230V AC, 460V AC, 420 Max. Output Amps
Zoro # G9861941
Mfr # K2624-1
Lincoln Electric
TIG Welder, Precision TIG 275 Series, 208V AC, 230V AC, 460V AC, 340 Max. Output Amps
Zoro # G3270531
Mfr # K2619-1
Lincoln Electric
TIG Welder, Precision TIG 375 Series, 208V AC, 230V AC, 460V AC, 420 Max. Output Amps
Zoro # G9964245
Mfr # K2622-1
Miller Electric
TIG Welder, Maxstar 280 Series, 208 to 575V AC, 208V AC, 575V AC, 280 Max. Output Amps
Zoro # G9124211
Mfr # 907538002
Lincoln Electric
TIG Welder, Aspect 375 AC/DC Series, 200 V to 600 V
Zoro # G402590502
Mfr # K3945-1
Lincoln Electric
TIG Welder, Aspect 230 AC/DC Series, 120 V, 208 V, 230 V, 460 V
Zoro # G602590562
Mfr # K4342-1
Lincoln Electric
TIG Welder, Aspect 230 DC Series, 120 V, 208 V, 230 V, 460 V
Zoro # G902590576
Mfr # K4346-1
Zoro # G7129272
Mfr # K210-2
Lincoln Electric
TIG Welder, Invertec V160-T Series, 115V AC, 230V AC, 160 Max. Output Amps, 90A at 13.6V Rated Output
Zoro # G2488543
Mfr # K1845-1
Zoro # G8535021
Mfr # K2535-1
About TIG Welders
TIG (tungsten inert gas) welders are a type of welding system that provides the electrical current needed for tungsten inert gas welding torches. TIG welding uses welding rods as opposed to MIG (metal inert gas) welding which uses a continuously feeding wire. Many believe TIG welding provides them more control and options for producing more aesthetic work. Our selection of TIG welders differs by input voltage, applications and inclusions, among other attributes. For options on customizing your TIG welder or doing more wiht it, see our selection of TIG welding accessories.