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A. Yes. The 70052 features AC TIG output specifically for aluminium welding, in addition to DC TIG for mild steel and stainless steel. You will need appropriate tungsten electrodes and shielding gas for aluminium TIG work.
A. The 70052 requires a 230V / 32A supply to achieve its full rated output. A 32A circuit is recommended — consult a qualified electrician if you are unsure of your supply capacity.
A. The 70052 has a duty cycle of 20% @200A / 100% @155A. Duty cycle is measured over a 10-minute period — a 60% duty cycle means 6 minutes of continuous welding followed by a 4-minute cool-down. Operating at lower amperages increases available run time.
A. The 70052 is supplied with TIG torch, Cable, 3.6m, Electrode holder, 200A, Earth clamp, 300A, Gas hose. Additional consumables are available separately through PartsForMachines.com.
A. The 70052 weighs 25.5kg. It is intended as a fixed workshop machine. Adequate assistance should be available for initial positioning.
A. The 70052 welds stainless steel and aluminium. Use the appropriate electrode type for each base metal.
A. The 70052 uses high-frequency (HF) arc start, which ignites the arc without the tungsten electrode touching the workpiece. This prevents tungsten contamination and weld porosity — important for quality TIG work on stainless steel and precision applications.
A. The 70052 is supplied with a foot pedal for hands-free current control during the weld — useful for precision work and positional welding.
A. TIG produces the cleanest, most precise welds — ideal for stainless steel, thin sheet, and visible joints where appearance matters. ARC/MMA is faster for thicker sections and suits outdoor or on-site work. The 70052 lets you switch between TIG and ARC to match the job.
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