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INGCO ING‑MGT1601 – Multi‑Process Inverter Welder (MAG/MIG/MMA/TIG Lift)

Designed for maximum flexibility and professional-grade performance, the INGCO ING‑MGT1601 combines four welding processes in one portable device—making it ideal for fabrication, bodywork, and workshop use.

⚙️ Technical Specifications

• Input Voltage: Single-phase 220–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz

  Output Range:

  • MAG/MIG: 30–160 A

  • MMA (Stick): 10–160 A

  • Lift TIG: 10–160 A

• Duty Cycle: 30% @ 40 °C for consistent output under load

• No‑Load Voltage: 80 V for reliable arc start

• LCD Display: Real-time parameter feedback for precision control

• Built‑In Wire Feeder: Supports up to 5 kg spools, wire sizes 0.6 / 0.8 / 1.0 mm, with adjustable wire speed of 2–11 m/min

Included Accessories

• MIG torch

• Electrode holder with cable (for MMA)

• Earth clamp with cable

• Protective welding helmet

• Wire brush

• Color box packaging for secure transport and storage

Key Features & Benefits

• Versatile Welding Modes: Seamlessly shift between MAG/MIG for wire-based welding, MMA for outdoor or DIY stick welding, and Lift TIG for clean, gas-shielded arcs.

• LED Panel Control: LCD display makes setup and adjustments easy and accurate.

• Built-in Feeder System: Streamlined workflow without needing extra feeders; great for prolonged jobs.

• Portable & Operator-Friendly: Compact design optimized for on-site mobility and ergonomic use.

• Heavy-Duty Construction: Built to withstand demanding environments and extended use.

Application Scenarios

Ideal for:

• Industrial fabrication, metal workshop, and automotive repair

• Light to moderate welding tasks across steel, stainless steel, aluminum, or mixed alloys

• Welders needing process flexibility in one unit—such as switching between MIG for speed, MMA for field use, and TIG for precision

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✅ Why Choose the ING‑MGT1601?

Because it merges multi-process capability, digital precision, and built-in feeder convenience into one robust, portable package. It’s built for welders who demand flexibility, efficiency, and reliable arcs—whether they’re in a workshop, fabrication yard, or mobile jobsite.