Portable TIG welding machine with orange side panel, digital display, control knob, and connection ports.
TIG 250P DC Pulse TIG Welding Machine
DC Pulse TIG Welding Machine
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TIG 250P DC Pulse TIG Welding Machine

The TIG 250P is an advanced DC Pulse TIG welding machine designed for professional work requiring precise current control and flexible deployment. With dual-voltage input, 250A TIG output, 200A MMA output, high-frequency ignition, and full pulse adjustment, it supports both workshop fabrication and site-based welding tasks.

220V / 380V Input 250A TIG Output 1-20Hz Pulse 10kg Portable
Dual-Voltage Pulse TIG Platform TIG 250P

TIG 250P combines pulse current control, high-frequency arc starting, complete weld-cycle adjustment, and compact inverter portability for professionals who need clean pulse TIG performance across varied job conditions.

Maximum TIG Output250A
Maximum MMA Output200A
Input Supply1~220V / 2~380V 50Hz
Machine Weight10kg
Technical Specifications

TIG 250P Technical Specifications

Official model data for the TIG 250P DC Pulse TIG welding machine, preserving the published model name and technical specification values.

Arc IgnitionHigh Frequency Ignition
Rated Input Capacity9.8KVA
Pulse Duty Cycle10-90%
ProtectionIP21S / Class F
ParameterSpecification
ModelTIG 250P
Input Voltage1~220V / 2~380V 50Hz
Rated Input Current30A
Rated Input Capacity9.8KVA
No-load Voltage65V
Current Adjustment Range5~315A
Real Max Output CurrentMMA 200A & TIG 250A
Arc Ignition Current10~250A
Peak Current5~250A
Base Current5~250A
Arc Closing Current5~250A
Pulse Duty Cycle10-90%
Pre-flow Time0~2s
Post Flow Time0~10s
Current Rise Time0~10s
Current Fall Time0~10s
Pulse Frequency1~20Hz
Load Duration (Duty Cycle)60%
Efficiency>85%
Arc Ignition MethodHigh Frequency Ignition
Insulation ClassF
Protection ClassIP21S
Dimensions355×168×308mm
Weight10kg
CertificationCE
ComplianceLVD 2014/35/EU, EMC 2014/30/EU
Product Details

Dual-voltage pulse TIG control for professional precision welding.

TIG 250P is positioned for professionals who want pulse heat control, high-frequency non-contact starts, and compact portability in a machine that can adapt to both 220V and 380V working conditions.

Pulse Technology

Adjustable peak current, base current, duty cycle, and pulse frequency

The published pulse parameter set gives operators practical control over heat input and weld pool behavior, making TIG 250P suitable for cleaner, more controlled welding on thin and moderate-gauge materials.

Dual-Voltage Flexibility

Operates on 220V or 380V input for broader deployment options

Its dual-voltage input expands where the machine can be used, supporting workshop installations as well as jobs that demand more flexible site power compatibility.

Arc Starting

High-frequency ignition for cleaner starts and improved tungsten protection

High-frequency arc ignition helps start the TIG arc without direct tungsten contact, improving arc initiation consistency and helping preserve tungsten condition.

Weld-Cycle Control

Adjustable gas timing and current rise/fall settings for better start and finish quality

Pre-flow, post-flow, current rise, and current fall adjustments give welders more control over shielding, arc entry, and crater fill behavior across professional TIG applications.

Portable Professional Format

Compact inverter body sized for workshop and field use

Despite its higher output and pulse functionality, TIG 250P remains compact and easy to carry, making it practical for service professionals and fabrication teams alike.

Best Fit

Where TIG 250P works best

  • General fabrication workshops
  • Field and installation welding
  • Precision pulse TIG applications
  • Jobs needing dual-voltage flexibility
Published Technical Highlights

Core official data points

  • 250A TIG and 200A MMA maximum output
  • 1~20Hz pulse frequency range
  • 60% load duration (duty cycle)
  • 10kg compact machine weight
Professional Value

Why TIG 250P stands out

TIG 250P offers a strong balance of pulse control, portability, dual-voltage flexibility, and weld-cycle tuning, making it a well-rounded professional choice for varied TIG work.

TIG Welding Series

Select compact DC TIG, AC/DC aluminum TIG, or transformer and SCR platforms by output type, cooling, and material demand.

This TIG lineup covers portable DC TIG and MMA inverters, higher-output pulse TIG machines, AC/DC inverter systems for aluminum and non-ferrous work, and transformer or SCR models for conventional workshop and industrial applications.

DC TIG Inverter And Pulse

Portable and production-ready DC TIG machines for steel, stainless steel, repair, and fabrication work

  • TIG-200, TIG-250mos, TIG-250D, and TIG-250P cover compact DC TIG and multi-process welding for workshop and field use.
  • TIG-315P, TIG-400P, and TIG-500P extend the range for higher-output pulse TIG and industrial fabrication demand.
  • Choose this group when DC TIG performance, portability, or wider pulse-control range is the main requirement.
AC/DC Inverter And Water-Cooled

AC/DC TIG systems for aluminum, non-ferrous metals, and higher-duty production welding

  • AC-DC-TIG-250P, AC-DC-TIG-315P, AC-DC-TIG-315PW, AC-DC-TIG-500P, and AC-DC-TIG-500PW cover AC/DC TIG across air-cooled and water-cooled formats.
  • These models are the preferred choice when aluminum welding, AC output, or longer high-load operating cycles are required.
  • Water-cooled versions are better suited to continuous higher-current work where torch temperature and long-run stability matter more.
Transformer AC/DC And SCR TIG

Conventional transformer-class and SCR-controlled TIG platforms for workshop durability and heavier-duty operation

  • AC-DC-TIG-350PT and AC-DC-TIG-500PT serve thicker-section AC/DC TIG applications in transformer-class format.
  • TIG-200SCR-1PH-220V, TIG-200SCR-1PH-380V, TIG-250SCR-1PH-380V, and TIG-300SCR-1PH-380V provide transformer SCR DC TIG coverage for conventional workshop use.
  • Select this group when traditional machine construction, single-phase transformer supply, or heavier-duty shop use is preferred.
DC TIG AC/DC TIG Pulse TIG MMA Function Aluminum Welding Stainless Steel Water Cooling Transformer TIG SCR TIG
Selection Guidance: Compare DC versus AC/DC output, input supply, output current, duty cycle, cooling method, pulse-control requirements, torch configuration, and target material before choosing the final TIG model.