Hobart IronMan 240 MIG Wire Welder

Outperforms the competition on arc quality, voltage control and value. 

Whether you’re a professional or just want to weld like one, the IronMan 240 is unmatched in its class. It delivers 30 to 280 amps of pure power with an arc optimized to deliver a flawless weld, making spatter and post-weld cleanup almost nonexistent. Weld as thin as 24 gauge up to 1/2 inch (13 mm) mild steel. The dual-geared wire drive system with aluminum housing delivers 50 to 700 ipm wire feed speed. Reversible drive roll (two grooves for two wire sizes on one drive roll) decreases spare parts and changeover time. Easy to set and adjust for different materials and thicknesses — features infinite voltage and wire feed for finer control, less spatter and cleaner welds

Features:

• Infinite voltage and wire feed: Offers easier fine control of the output parameters for improved arc performance with less spatter for a better bead appearance and less clean up
• Spool gun ready: Spool guns enhance feedability and reduce “bird-nesting” associated with soft aluminum wires. No additional control box or adapter is required to connect the SpoolRunner™ 200 spool gun.
• Run-in technology: Experience smooth, spatter-free starts — the run-in feature automatically slows the wire feed speed to a pre-set speed prior to arc initiation, improving arc starts.
• Reversible drive roll (two grooves for two wire sizes on one drive roll): 50 percent less stocking of drive rolls. Standard one-piece drive roll decreases spare parts and changeover time, reducing overall costs.
• Spool hub assembly accommodates 2-, 10-, 33- and 45-pound spools: Changing wire spools is a snap with the toolless brake tension knob.
• Hinged door panel: Provides easy access for spool and drive roll changes, increasing productivity and operator appeal.
• Fan-On-Demand™: Cooling system operates only when needed reducing power consumption and contaminants drawn into the machine.
• Hobart 5/3/1 industrial warranty: Five-year warranty on transformers, stabilizers and main rectifiers; three years on generators, PC boards and drive systems; and one year on guns (MIG, plasma and TIG torches).