Pensé que vendría con un rollo de alambre aunque fuera de prueba.

La macchina è ben costruita e robusta.La qualità delle torcia (sia mig che MMA) è ottima.È anche abbastanza silenziosa e la modalità sinergica è perfetta per i principianti. Se si è professionisti invece l'unica piccolissima pecca è l'impossibilità di bipassare la sinergia per la velocità di avanzamento di filo. Mentre invece le volt sono regolabili anche singolarmente.Il venditore è stato molto professionale visto che la prima saldatrice ricevuta aveva un piccolo difetto ha provveduto tramite reso all'immediata sostituzione.

Für den Preis ein leistugsstarkes Gerät. Seit ich das Schweißgerät habe benutze ich nur noch Fülldraht schweißen

Seems like a great, affordable welder to replace my Millermatic 211. I've not been happy with my 211 ever since it was new ($2500 CAD!). In automatic mode the 211 just struggled to operate smoothly compared to an older one it replaced, so I've been looking for a replacement for a long time. After seeing several reviews of the Yeswelder mig-250 pro by real, professional welders, I decided to get one at a fraction of the cost of the Millermatic 211, and capable of way more, and at a higher duty cycle.So far I'm quite impressed. I will only be using MIG in synergic mode, and it works very well. I set the wire feed speed according to the chart to stat with and let it run the voltage itself. On very thin metal it's way better than the 211. With thin steel and contaminants, the 211 would often spit and hesitate, leading to some very ugly blobs. No such problem on the MIG-250 Pro. Can fill holes and gaps, penetrates well without burning through too badly. Occasionally the wire will vaporize in a flash while starting, but that was the only issue I found on the thin stuff. Welded through paint and dirt much better than the 211. On heavier steel it worked well. I ran it up to maximum wirespeed on 3/8" steel bar and it laid a very nice bead that seemed to penetrate well. This is all with synergic mode which works well for me.I did briefly try stick welding with it and it had no issues but I'm no stick welder.Some time I plan to adapt my Miller 300 spoolgun to work with this welder and give pulse mig a try on aluminum.I've only found a few things I don't like about the welder. Loading the wire and feeding it into the wire feeder is very awkward, due to where the feeder is positioned. The spring tensioner on the spool axle wasn't on very tight and the manual says nothing about tightening it, but it definitely needs to be set right to get the proper tension on the wire and prevent the spool from unwinding when you stop welding.The grounding clamp is rubbish. Plan to buy a good clamp and throw this one away.Finally I didn't really like the stick welding hand piece. It has pretty good strength to grip the rod, but the shape and width of the clamping surface isn't ideal in my opinion. If you plan to do much stick welding, consider replacing it with a good stinger, perhaps one of those ones you twist to tighten up on the welding rod.Despite that giving it 5 stars because it's a fantastic welder at an unbelievable price. If after a year or two I start seeing problems with quality I'll adjust my review.

Bought this welder as a hobbyist who wants to include metalwork in my fabrication repertoire. So I did work in a mig welding factory many years ago so not a total stranger to the world of welding. I have to say things have come a long way since then particularly with gasless, and the unit worked pretty much straight out of the box due to the synergy settings. The unit has a quality feel about it and with the metal wire feed unit I think it represents good value. I have seen complaints about wire not being included, but for me this is just a consumable which would impact on the base price. I also do not miss the rubbish accesories found with other welders. A good mask and gloves are a must. cannot comment on longevity. I am happy to recomend this unit.