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Tweco Fabricator 3-in-1 Welder introduced

By General Aviation News Staff · December 5, 2013 ·

ST. LOUIS — Victor Technologies has introduced the Tweco Fabricator 141i 3-in-1 welder, a multi-process welder that runs off 115V household power.

Built to meet professional standards, the MIG, Stick and TIG performance of the Tweco Fabricator 141i is designed for light duty welding projects. It offers 10 to 140 amps of power for MIG and Lift TIG welding and 90 amps for Stick welding.

TwecoPush button controls, LED displays and a Quick Start Guide enables first time welders to set up the unit and start welding in a very short time, according to company officials. A set-up chart inside the side panel guides users with diagrams and welding parameter recommendations.

Other features include:

  • Multi-process welding output, allowing users to select among MIG, Stick, or TIG, based on the best process for a particular project or application;
  • Portable unit goes anywhere; weight is 32.2 pounds;
  • Higher duty cycle, allows users to weld longer on thicker material.

The Tweco Fabricator 141i is a fully integrated system. It incorporates a built-in gas solenoid valve and wire feed system for MIG welding, and accepts 4” or 8” spools of wire.

List price is $699 for the complete system and $849 for a complete system with a cart.

For more information: VictorTechnologies.com

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