Getting Started With the Multimatic 220 AC/DC

From TIG welding aluminum to flux-cored welding — the Multimatic® 220 AC/DC does it all. Follow these instructions to set up your new machine.

The Multimatic 220 AC/DC makes it easier than ever to switch between processes. QuickTech™ technology automatically determines the correct polarity and switches to the right process when the welder hits the trigger or taps the foot control. This technology also allows a MIG gun and TIG torch to be connected at the same time. In addition, the Multimatic 220 AC/DC features two shielding gas connections so both MIG and TIG gases can be attached simultaneously.

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[arnaudpretto]

this is my first welder machine i have no regret work very well and user friendly totally worth it

[dustydinkleman]

Cant wait to buy one of these. Looks amazing and beginner freindly. Hopefully i can save up and have one by next year

[tolietMANAGER]

Just bought this welder 2 days ago and haven't stopped welding, already ran out of the mig wire that it came with and 2Lb of sticks 🤣🤣

[morganweller]

I need this so bad sick of having all these welding machines Tig mig then I got one for flux core runs better on it this would make my job 100× easier

[richhagenchicago]

I just purchased this one. I am looking forward to using it.

[danielmelendez]

Por que ya no la venden en México?? me interesa una

[chuckhill]

We have one of these machines in our shop and there is a problem with air entrained in the argon. The tungsten becomes contaminated within 20 seconds of welding and there are sparks coming out of the puddle. The weld is gray and rough. The fittings are tight on the regulator and the fitting going into the machine. The O-ring looks OK in the bottom of the DINSE connector socket. The fitting at the torch body is tight. The O-ring on the back cap looks OK. I haven't opened the case to look for the gas valve. Is there anything else I should look at before opening the case?

[tonyinhbolero]

i'm try to buy this one for my mobile welding business do you think it good ?

[anguianosboy]

I heard miller make also HOBART, , so why multimatic 220 on stick Mode goes up to 90 amps in 110 volts While hobart multihandler 200 can reach the 100 amps on 110 volts .. 10 amps can make a big diferente welding 7018 ³/³²

[nicvanorton]

Want to see this compared to ESAB 205ic.

[bigdadynickable]

With your advertisement I can really see myself buying this and using it but with your phrase of saying you can use this at home and the garage why aren't you saying you can use this on the job site ?

[jairogomezmarin]

Precio en dólares saludos cordiales desde Cali Colombia 🇦🇲✌️ excelente

[stoneloan]

Hi brother how are you?
How can I get one of these welders
Is it available there in Australia?

[sksalot]

Can someone let me know if the machine can take a big spool of mig wire or onl 2lb spools?

[nicholaskocher]

I have the multimatic 220 would you be able to tell me what size adapter I would need for the output side of the regulator I took that part off bc it does not fit my hose and I can’t find a adapter that fits the threads inside the regulator

[weldingtips]

I got a new gas cilinder but the gas dont came out ..? I CHECK MY GUN THAT IS FINE ..

[weldingtips]

I REALY APRECITE U CAN HELP MI PLIS .🙏

[eviljew]

My father-in-law bought this for my brother-in-law, but he was too stupid to use it and ended up in jail. Maybe He'll get out in 16 years.

[DavKink]

any welding processes BUT not FCAW-Gas
Sounds like you need a firmware update

[billjones]

No way would I pay that much for this welder! Get a separate tig and mig welder! Remember if anything goes out you have nothing until it returns!