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Riland

RILAND 250GS 250Amp MIG/STICK Welder

RILAND 250GS 250Amp MIG/STICK Welder

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The RILAND 250GS 250Amp Mig/Stick Welder features the latest IGBT inverter technology for efficient and reliable welding performance. It supports dual welding processes—MIG and MMA—offering versatility for various applications. The machine includes 2T/4T functionality and adjustable arc characteristics to fine-tune weld quality. An LED display clearly shows wire feeding speed and welding voltage, ensuring precise control. With an internal wire feeder compatible with 15kg spools, a convenient welding polarity switch, a stable torch holder for easy access, and a mobile gas cylinder cart, this welder is designed for professional convenience and effective site mobility.

  • Latest IGBT inverter technology;
  • Dual welding processes: MIG and MMA;
  • 2T/4T function, adjustable arc characteristics (inductance);
  • Wire feeding speed and welding voltage are clearly shown on LED display;
  • Internal wire feeder, accommodating 15kg spools;
  • Welding polarity switch, easy to change polarity;
  • Provided with welding torch holder, keeping torch stably placed with easy access;
  • Gas cylinder cart, easy to move gas cylinders around a construction site;
  • 3 Years Warranty

Package Includes

  • 250Amp Welder
  • 4m MB24 Gun
  • 4m Earth Lead
  • 4m Arc Lead
  • Gas Hose
  • Regulator
Model MIG 250GS
Input voltage (V) 1P -220±15%
Frequency (HZ) 50/60
Rated input current (A) 47(MIG) 50(MMA)
Rated input power (kVA) 11(MIG) 10.3(MMA)
Output current (A) 50-230(MIG) 50-250(MMA)
No-load voltage (V) 56
Output voltage (V) 22.8-28.8(MIG) 16.5-26.5(MMA)
Duty cycle (40℃) 30%(MIG) 35%(MMA)
Power factor 0.73
Efficiency 80%
Protection grade IP21
Weight (kg) 50
Dimensions (L×W×H) (mm) 995×460×715
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  • UBER (2hr Delivery - Metro Sydney)

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Warranties and Returns

Warranties and Assurances

At A&S Welding, we're committed to upholding the rights of our customers with dependable protections. All products come with applicable manufacturer warranties or are covered under Australian Consumer Law, ensuring your purchases are always safeguarded.

30-Day Returns: Not quite right? You can return any unopened, unused product within 30 days. Please note that return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer, but we're here to help with quotes and guidance to make the process as smooth as possible.

Defective Products: If your purchase is defective or faulty, rest assured—we handle returns at no cost to you, managing each case with personalized attention to ensure your satisfaction.

Shop with confidence knowing we're here to support your welding needs every step of the way.

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