Welding Machine Vexin Spawarka Mig/Tig/Mma 220 – multiprocess welder 220V

Vexin Spawarka Mig/Tig/Mma 220 is a multiprocess welder that operates from a standard 220V supply and supports MIG, TIG and MMA (stick) welding processes. It is designed for general metal fabrication, maintenance and repair tasks where flexibility between wire-fed and electrode-based welding is required. The machine is suitable for working with mild steel and stainless steel in workshop and hobby environments, offering a compact solution for tack welding, seam welding and light structural work.

Advantages

The welder consolidates three common welding methods in one unit, reducing the need to maintain separate machines for MIG, TIG and MMA processes. It delivers adjustable parameters for wire feed, current and gas flow (in TIG/MIG modes), allowing adaptation to different material thicknesses and joint types. The design prioritizes straightforward operation and changeover between modes, making it practical for users who perform a variety of metal-joining tasks without professional-level complexity.

Suitable for

• General workshop metal fabrication and repair
• Hobbyist and DIY welding projects
• Automotive bodywork spot and seam welding
• Light structural and maintenance welding on steel and stainless steel
• Tack welding and preparatory welding for assembly

Key specifications

• Power supply: single-phase 220V
• Supported welding processes: MIG, TIG, MMA (stick)
• Material compatibility: mild steel and stainless steel
• Adjustable welding current suitable for light to medium thicknesses
• Wire feeding mechanism for MIG mode
• Gas-shielded TIG and MIG capability (external shielding gas required)
• Portable, workshop-suitable housing

How to use

Select the desired welding mode (MIG, TIG or MMA) according to the process required and the filler material available. For MIG welding, install the appropriate wire spool and set the wire feed speed and current; connect external shielding gas and regulator if gas-shielded operation is required. For TIG welding, fit the suitable tungsten electrode, set current and gas flow, and ensure a clean workpiece surface. For MMA, choose the correct electrode type and current setting for the base material. Always verify grounding, cable connections and polarity before starting, and perform a short test weld on scrap material to confirm settings.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including welding helmet, gloves and protective clothing. Match electrode or wire type and diameter to material thickness. Maintain clean joint surfaces for TIG and MIG modes and use the correct shielding gas for stainless steel to avoid contamination. Allow duty cycle and cooling periods to prevent overheating during extended use.