MAC AFRIC 150 A AC/DC TIG & MMA Inverter Welding Machine
The MAC AFRIC 150A AC/DC TIG & MMA Inverter Welding Machine is a versatile and compact 2-in-1 solution for professional and DIY welding projects. This unit offers both AC and DC outputs, making it perfect for welding aluminum and other non-ferrous metals with precision. Its sturdy build and efficient design provide an excellent duty cycle, while also functioning as an MMA stick welder. For greater control, a foot pedal can be added (sold separately), making it ideal for more intricate TIG welding tasks.
Description
Technical Specifications
Feature
Specification
Model: EWELDT185
Input Voltage: AC220V – 240V / 50–60Hz
AC TIG Current Range: 20 – 185A
AC TIG No-Load Voltage: 80V
AC Balance Range: 10% – 90%
AC Square Wave Frequency: 20 – 250Hz
AC TIG Rated Duty Cycle: 35%
DC TIG Current Range: 5 – 185A
DC TIG Pulse Current Range: 5 – 185A
DC TIG Up-Slope Time: 0 Seconds
DC TIG Down-Slope Time: 0 – 10 Seconds
DC TIG Base Current: 5A
DC TIG Pulse Ratio: 0.5
DC TIG Pulse Frequency: 1Hz or 50Hz
Post Flow Time: 0 – 25 Seconds
Arc Starting Mode: High Frequency or Lift Arc Start
MMA Welding Current Range: 5 – 150A (DC)
20 – 150A (AC)
MMA Rated Output Current: 150A
MMA Rated Duty Cycle: 35%
Efficiency: ≥83%
Protection Class: IP21S
Machine Weight: 25kg
Dimensions: 470 × 235 × 435mm
Key Features
AC/DC TIG and MMA welding capability for handling a wide range of fabrication, repair, and maintenance work.
AC balance adjustment helps when welding aluminium by improving cleaning action and weld control.
Adjustable AC frequency allows better arc focus and control on thinner materials and detailed TIG work.
Pulse TIG functions assist with heat control, especially useful on thinner materials and precision welding jobs.
Supports both high-frequency and lift arc starting for flexibility across different working environments.
Compact inverter design helps with portability around workshops, garages, and onsite applications.
IP21S protection rating suitable for indoor workshop and sheltered site use.
Why It Matters
Suitable for aluminium, stainless steel, and mild steel welding applications when AC and DC TIG capability is required.
The 185A output range makes it useful for light to medium fabrication, maintenance work, and general workshop welding.
Pulse and AC frequency controls are important when cleaner weld appearance and heat management matter.
35% duty cycle is suitable for intermittent welding applications and general repair work rather than continuous heavy industrial production.
Lift arc starting can be useful where reduced electronic interference is preferred.
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