Eastwood 140 Amp Elite MP140i Multi Process Welder MIG - TIG -Stick
Able to MIG, TIG, flux, or stick weld, the Eastwood Elite MP140i is a handy all-in-one machine packed with quality features and tech, but won’t break the bank.
Able to MIG, TIG, flux, or stick weld, the Eastwood Elite MP140i is a handy all-in-one machine packed with quality features and tech, but won’t break the bank.
Able to MIG, TIG, flux, or stick weld, the Eastwood Elite MP140i is a handy all-in-one machine packed with quality features and tech, but won’t break the bank.
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Product Overview:
Description
Whether you’re new to welding or work as a professional, Eastwood’s MP140i is an ideal all-in-one welder. This multi-process welder lets you work the way you want – MIG, TIG, flux-core, or stick. Capable of output up to 140 Amps, it’s flexible enough to switch from welding thin sheet metal to structural steel up to 3/16-in. thick. With the addition of the optional spool gun, it can even weld aluminum.
User-friendly features include a spot-weld timer for hanging panels, infinitely adjustable knobs for precise tuning, and a digital display to give you accurate readings. It’s equipped with three pro-grade torches plus common consumables and accessories.
The MP140i’s IGBT inverter technology produces the most stable arc possible while saving weight. It weighs in at just 34-lbs and operates on a standard 120V power output, meaning you can take it anywhere a welding job is needed.
And it’s all backed up by Eastwood’s 3-year warranty and lifetime tech support.
Eastwood Elite MP140i features:
- Welds up to 3/16-in thick steel, stainless steel, or aluminum (with optional spool gun)
- Multi-process machine for MIG, TIG, stick, or flux welding
- Operates on conventional 120V household power
- Includes 3 professional-quality torches that use commonly available consumables for convenience
- Built-in spot-welder timer for consistent spot welds
- Infinitely adjustable control knobs and digital display ensure accuracy
- Latest IGBT inverter technology for stable arc and reduced weight
- 140-amp maximum welding output
- 30% duty cycle at 90 amps
- Backed by Eastwood's no-hassle return policy and 3-year warranty
Warranty
Specifications
Input power: VAC 120
Frequency: 50/60 Hz
Rated input current: 20 Amps
No-load voltage: 68 volts
Rated working voltage: 18.5 volts
MIG welding current: 30~140 A
TIG welding current: 20~70 A
Stick welding current: 30~70 A
Rated duty cycle: 30% @90A
Weight: 34 lb
MIG Welding Wire
Solid: 0.023-0.035-in. (0.6-0.9mm)
Stainless: 0.023-0.035-in. (0.6-0.9mm)
Flux Core: 0.030-0.035-in. (0.8-0.9mm)
Spool Gun Welding Wire
4043 Aluminum: 0.030-0.035-in. (0.8-0.9mm)
ARC Welding Rods
E6010: 1/16-in.,3/32-in.1/8-in. - Polarity: DCEN
E6011: 1/16-in.,3/32-in.1/8-in. - Polarity: DCEN
E6013: 1/16-in.,3/32-in.1/8-in. - Polarity: DCEN, DCEP
E7014: 1/16-in.,3/32-in.1/8-in. - Polarity: DCEN, DCEP
Duty Cycle
The rated Duty cycle refers to the amount of welding that can be done within an amount of time. The Eastwood MP140i has a duty cycle of 30% at 90 Amps. It is easiest to look at your welding time in blocks of 10 Minutes and the Duty Cycle being a percentage of that 10 Minutes. If welding at 90 Amps with a 30% Duty Cycle, within a 10 Minute block of time you can weld for 3 Minutes with 7 Minutes of cooling for the Welder.
If the Duty Cycle is exceeded, the Welder will automatically shut off, however the fan will continue running to cool the components. When a safe temperature has been reached, the Welder will automatically switch the Welder output back on. To increase the duty cycle you can turn down the Voltage Output control.
In the Box
Contents
(1) - Shielding Gas Regulator
(1) - Shielding Gas Hose, 4.6-ft. [1.4m]
(1) - Ground Clamp with 10-ft. [3m] Cable
(1) - Trafimet ERGOPLUS 15, Tweeco Style MIG Torch. 10-ft. Length. (0 .023-in./0.6mm contact tip installed)
(5) - Spare 0.023-in. [0.6mm] Contact Tips
(1) - Electrode Holder with 12.5-ft. [3.8m] Cable
(1) - TIG Torch with 10-ft. [3m] cable, 14-ft. [4.3m] Gas Line
(1) - #4 Gas Nozzle (1/4-in.)
(1) - #5 Gas Nozzle (5/16-in.)
(1) - #6 Gas Nozzle (3/8-in.) (Installed)
(1) - Short Black Cap (Installed)
(1) - Long Black Cap
(1) - Collet Body, 1/8-in. [3.2mm] (Installed)
(1) – Collet, [1.6mm] (Installed)
(1) – Collet, [1.0mm]
(1) – Collet, [2.0mm]
(1) – 1/16-in. x 6-in. Tungsten (Gray)
(1) – Welding Wire Spool, 2 lb, 0.023-in. Solid Wire
(5) – Welding Rods, 1/8-in. E6013
Spool Gun for welding aluminum is optional and not included.
Guides & Accessories
Instructions
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Safety Information
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Reviews
Questions & Answers
I want to purchase a mig but also want to learn to tig weld roll cages. In the specifications it looks as though all 3 of your multi process welders handle the thickness but which one would be best suited the MP140i - MP200i - MP250 Multi Process Welder ?
Does this welder come with over and under voltage protection built into the welder design? If not what does it come with to avoid dirty power problems?
My machine stops in the middle of welding and shows an error code (O LOAD) while i continue to hold the trigger. Im assuming it means overload. Any suggestions what is causing this?
Is the Tig torch water cooled ? And how well does the optional spool gun work with this welder ?
Does the tig have high frequency start ?
Can I run this unit at full power with a 30 amp breaker? Also, why can this not TIG aluminum?
Can this run on 220 or 110
do you sell a foot pedal attachment for tig on this welder???
Does this welder still use the 75%/25% gas mix? And can it tig aluminum at all?
With the correct gas can i TIG aluminum
Does this unit will operate 15 amps breaker?
Does this welder come with a foot pedal for tig welding?
The product description states this has a 3-year warranty but the warranty guidelines do not list the Eastwood Elite MP140i. How can the consumer be sure/confident this is covered under the 3-year warranty?
Does this unit only weld up to 3/16" steel, or is that a typo? If so, I guess I need to look for something different, unfortunately.
Can this welder operate off a generator and what size is required?
I want to use a a 120v 4000 watt generator with this machine. Will it be able to run?
Good day, I just placed order for a 175 mig welder with spool gun (item # 12012) I have been running the unsanctioned machines for decades off an HF 8700/7500w generator with reasonably good performance. How well does the MP140i run 4043 x .030 on gen
I have a 5000 watt generator can I use this welder if not do I have any thatdo
Some answers seem to say you need a 7000 watt generator to run this welder and others say you can run it with a 2400 watt generator. Which is true and if the latter, to what degree can you utilize its capacity with a 3000 watt generator?
What size is the dinse connector for the ground cable?
Can this welder use a foot pedal for Tig or is it strictly starch start?
I have a Vulcan VA-SPLG 160A aluminum spool gun. Will I be able to use this with the MP140i or will I need to rewire the spool gun to welder connector?
what kind off gas do you use for tig i got a tank of argon for mig can i use that
How heavy of a mig wire spool can I use exp:5lb 10lb how much can it handle
So does this run off 110v outlets or 120v outlets? The videos and descriptions have said mixed things. Thank you :)
Do the knobs turn freely or do they click at each setting?
Is a flux core protective nozzle available?
What are the overall dimensions of this unit?
Van the tig option be used without gas ?
Can I use it as a plasma cutter
