FEMEROL 200A MIG Welder,4 in 1 Gas MIG/Gasless Flux Core/Stick/Lift TIG Multi-process Welding Machine Large LED Display 110V/220V Multi Welder

Bought this to compliment my Azzuno. There is definitely a big difference in quality and features. The leads are garbage and will replace with heavy duty ones. The mig gun is standard issue. The panels on it are nicely fitted and I think powder coated. It fits the 10 lb spool of wire. The wire feeder motor is very loud compared to the Azzuno that is smooth. I've tried to adjust voltage on flux core but I don't think it allows you to just amperage so the voltage knob is useless. It migs and flux cores pretty good with a nice duty cycle. It will not run 6010 rods but runs 6011 1/8 pretty good. Lays a good bead.it runs 7018 great. I bought this to keep from switching out drive rollers and wire when I needed to switch to a different size .it's a pretty good welder for the price but it is a dollar store version of my Azzuno. Update: I contacted Femoral support about the voltage knob. I didn't know if mine was defective or not. I was quickly contacted by Lily who explained that the welder is designed that way. You can adjust the knob it just won't show on the screen. It does work it's just something you have to tune while welding. They even sent me a homemade amperage chart with recommend settings which was nice. The customer support is outstanding.

Replaced a Lincoln wire feed I've used for years with this unit. I was quite amazed by the power and functionality this thing can put out. Found myself using the lowest setting of voltage and getting great results with the flux wire. I bought the TIG gun attachment for it as well and love using it for TIG welding with Argon. Have not tried out the MMA yet. Easy to use, looks great lightweight and not to noisy. Great price for a powerful inverter welder.

Multi-Process capability is the key: This welder supports gas MIG,flux core, Lift TIG, and Stick welding, making it highly versatile for various projects. The ability to use synergic or manual control is also a plus. It's not a behemoth industrial machine,it’s lightweight and compact, making it easy to transport and store. The dual voltage capability allows for use just about anywhere, and its duty cycle is phenomenal. Combine this with the use of all metal wire feed components, large 10 lb spool capacity, and this welder's wide array of features make for a durable, flexible, and valuable tool that can perform extremely well for a wire variety of applications.This machine is ideal for hobbyists, professionals, automotive fabricators, light to medium-duty general repairs, or professional welders who want something small and easy to use, while still being capable of high quality beads. Overall, the FEMEROL MIG200R MIG Welder offers excellent value for its price. If you’re looking for an affordable, versatile welder, this one is worth considering!

Wouldn’t work right out the box!

This welder lives up to its claims and worked flawlessly right out of the box. I easily transitioned into stick welding with success, except for when using E6010 rods. Unfortunately, this welder struggles to consistently run E6010 rods. Upon testing with a multimeter, the open circuit voltage (OCV) measured 57 volts while the display showed 67.5 volts. The current control voltage (CCV) fluctuated between 17 and 27, insufficient to maintain an arc for E6010 rods. However, it performs adequately with other rods like 7018. While it's true that you get what you pay for, this welder offers great value for its affordable price point. I deducted one star as I was specifically keen on learning to weld with E6010 rods, which the machine unfortunately cannot handle consistently.

This can run on a 220v circuit & my experience is that U (often) get better overall performance at 220v not just more raw amperage vs 110v. I have had two 110v migs & I prefer this Femmerol to both. I can live with converting metric wire speed to standard to compare to charts but it does slow things down at times. This is going to result in figuring speed vs amps vs thickness of steel being more trial & error for many of us, but automatic sensing of if 110v vs 220v is pretty sweet. I run a Lincoln stick welder for 1/8'' plate thickness or more so. Currently I'm not who U can ask about ability above that thickness. For my use this is for those lighter jobs like mesh, thin wall tube, or sheet metal were range control is key.

Right out of the box, welded like a high end one. Im a mig monkey, but this gets the job done! 10/10

Works great so far on mig and stick welding haven’t tried the tig yet