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RAZOR ARC 160 PFC Welder

RAZOR ARC 160 PFC Welder

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This powerful, professional STICK (MMA) machine is designed to be taken on the worksite or the workshop.

  • Packed full of advanced features including hot start, arc force and anti-stick
  • PFC gives you maximum electrical efficiency
  • Capable of DC Lift Arc TIG for more versatility
  • A 5-year warranty to reflect our confidence in this machine
MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS
 Primary Input Voltage 240V Single Phase
Supply Plug 10Amp
Ieff (A) 10.0
Rated Output 20A/20.8V - 160A/26.4V
No Load Voltage (V) 78
Protection Class IP23S
Insulation Class H
Minimum Generator (kVA) 7.0
Dinse Connector 35/50
Standard AS/NZ60974-1
Suitable Material 

TIG: Mild Steel, Stainless Steel, Copper, Silicon Bronze

MMA: Mild Steel, Stainless Steel, Cast Iron
Warranty  5 years

 

 TIG SPECIFICATIONS
TIG Function Type DC Lift Arc
TIG Welding Current Range
 10-160A
TIG Duty Cycle @ 40c 35% @ 160A / 60% @ 123A / 100% @ 95A
TIG Welding Thickness Range 1-6mm

 

 STICK SPECIFICATIONS
STICK Welding Current Range 20-160A
STICK Duty Cycle @ 40c
 20% @ 160A / 60% @ 93A / 100% @ 72A
STICK Electrode Range 2.5-4.0mm
STICK Welding Thickness Range
 2-10mm

 

SIZE AND WEIGHT
 DIMENSIONS (mm) 413x150x311mm
Weight (kg) 7.2kg

 

MACHINE FEATURES
VRD  Yes

 

Package Contents: 

  • RAZOR ARC 160 PFC Welder
  • 4m Twist Lock Electrode Holder
  • 4m 300 Amp Earth Clamp & Lead
  • Operating Manual

 

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  • 30-Day Returns

Product Information & Advice

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Shipping & Delivery

We deliver Australia-wide and internationally.

  • Australia Post (Parcel & Express)
  • Courier Network: TNT, Toll, Northline, Allied, Hunter, Aramex, Go Logistics, UBER (2hr Sydney Metro), and more

With our wide delivery network, you’ll get your order quickly and cost-effectively.

Same-Day Click & Collect

Order before 2:00 PM, and if in stock, collect the same business day. We’ll notify you as soon as your order is ready.

Warranties and Returns

  • Manufacturer Warranties + full coverage under Australian Consumer Law
  • 30-Day Returns on unopened/unused products (customer pays return shipping)
  • Defective Products: free return and replacement, handled with priority

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    Why settle for generalists when you can benefit from specialists? With over two decades of experience in the welding and electrical supply industry, we offer tailored advice to meet your specific needs.

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