Lincoln Electric Invertec 220TPX TIG Welder

The Invertec® 220-TPX is a TIG and shielded metal arc welding machine that combines a rugged industrial design with excellent arc characteristics. The Invertec® 220-TPX, a fully functional, DC-inverter-based TIG welding machine that provides excellent arc control and flawless arc initiation under all welding conditions, is designed for use not only in TIG welding but also in welding applications performed with electrodes of various coating types. Thanks to its compact and robust design, it is ideal for use both in workshops and on-site. The Invertec® 220-TPX features Pulsed TIG and Spot TIG welding modes for superior TIG welding performance, 10 memory presets, and a Power Factor Correction (PFC) system that enables TIG welding with a welding current of up to 220A using a 16A single-phase input voltage—making it an excellent solution partner designed for seamless use with generators.

• It is manufactured using advanced inverter technology for superior TIG performance.
• Its fully functional, easy-to-use control panel with a graphical and digital display simplifies the adjustment of all welding parameters.
• Durable construction: Electrical safety (IP23), protected PC cards, and optimal airflow reduce contamination even in the harshest environmental conditions, extending the equipment’s service life.
• It features arc-starting capability with high-frequency “HF-TIG” and “Lift-TIG” options to meet all needs.
• It delivers excellent “HF-TIG” performance with a preset start mode.
• Complete parameter adjustment for TIG welding: Variable-frequency Pulsed-TIG (Pulsed-TIG), which allows the welder to adjust the arc focus optimally, offers the convenience of easy personal customization with 10 different memory options and the ability to perform spot-TIG welding.
• PFC (Power Factor Correction) benefits: 30% more output current at the same input current, compatibility with 115–230 V (+15%–10%) single-phase power, low current consumption, energy savings, and reduced current fluctuations. PFC (Power Factor Correction) advantages: 30% more output current at the same input current, 115–230 V (+15%–10%) single-phase operation, low current consumption, energy savings, minimal susceptibility to current fluctuations, and reduced carbon dioxide emissions.