Hello All from SE WIsconsin

[Orlando]

Hello all I am new to the forum but not welding. Just purchased a Power Ultra 250P and am excited to get started with it.

I will be using it at my work. I usually tig weld 304/316 stainless but some carbon steel too. Am able to weld Mig, Tig , Stick, and oxy/acetylene.

Anyways, great to be here and should have the rig up and running here soon. I have a few questions concerning the new power ultra 250p but will post them elswhere.

Take care and happy welding!!

[zoama]

Welcome to the forum. I look forward to seeing some of your work.

[DVA]

Welcome to the fourm. Sounds like you have some experiance. We would like to see some of your work when you get the 250 P fired up.

[redbeard]

Howdy and welcome. Will be waiting for some pics, just like everybody else.

[Orlando]

Thank's for the warm welcome. Should have it up and running tomorrow hopefully but maybe friday. Should be fun. I will post some pics when I get myself aquainted with her. I will prolly start out welding on some .063" wall 304 ss square tube and some 3/16" 304 ss flat stock as this is some of what I usually work with here. Next will be onto some 150# carbon steel ANSI flanges mating to 3/16" carbon steel seamless tube. Should be interesting

[Orlando]

Finally got her up and running. The Power Ultra 250P seems to TIG pretty well. Still getting used to her and what she can do. This is carbon steel Tigged @ 200amps. I bead blasted the weld on this one to get a clean view of it.

[DVA]

Looks like a nice weld.

What is the part for?

[Orlando]

Looks like a nice weld.

What is the part for?

Thanks. It is a 150# carbon steel ANSI flange mating with 3/16" carbon steel seamless reducer tube. I am welding together a product at my work called a hydroclone. I usually weld them in 316 stainless but we have a customer that needed one spec'd with the ANSI flanges and carbon steel. It was the 3rd thing I welded with the new PowerUltra. I have several of these to do at my work. Did it with 1/16" filler rod but seemed a little small. Moving up to 3/32" rod to see how she flows.

[parkour]

That piece looks nice.
What sort of post welding finishing was done on it?

[jerky]

That piece looks nice.
What sort of post welding finishing was done on it?

said he bead blasted the part