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The Power i-MIG 253DPi features the latest in inverter based, pulse MIG technology.  This welder is ideal for welding aluminum and bronze brazing activities in the automotive industry.  It features two types of synergic pulse: Single and Double.

Intended for those customers that are interested in a truly versatile MIG, the Power i-MIG 275P incorporates many advanced features and capabilities that far exceed most MIG welders in it's class.   Beginning with a serious 50% duty cycle at 275 amps via dual fan cooling, this unit packs an industrial level punch without being overly large or dependent upon an intergrated undercarriage to move it around.  The digitally controlled IGBT component design delivers a stable, low spatter arc with the ability to weld with wire diamters from .023" to .045" with the standard supplied drive rolls.

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 off

The all digital Cyclone 200ES is a updated model of the popular Cyclone 200E MIG welder. Don't worry, it still retains all the things of the Cyclone 200E.  It's still a good MIG welder with 200A capability, and a 25% duty cycle at 180A. Nothing has changed as far as that goes. However, this new MIG model now features stick welding capability for a more complete welder package.

For well over a decade, Everlast has been of the leading edge of the effort to pioneer the rise of reliable and affordable inverter MIG welders.  The success that the old i-MIG inverter series enjoyed is a thing of legend.  In fact, when we first introduced the inverter based i-MIG 140E, the industry was sent scrambling to figure out what kind of whirlwind had just hit.   While other companies were (and still are)  trying ways to "shoehorn" old, outdated transformer technology into more compact frames to try to compete in the new lightweight 120V, 140A MIG class, Everlast was hard at work t