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## Models

- [Millermatic 142](https://weldfacts.com/models/millermatic-142/): 120 V MIG and flux-cored welder. Miller publishes 30–140 A, 100 A at 19 V and 60% duty cycle, and a 20 A input.
- [Millermatic 211 PRO](https://weldfacts.com/models/millermatic-211-pro/): Dual-voltage MIG, pulsed MIG, and flux-cored welder. Miller publishes 110 A at 60% on 120 V and 160 A at 60% on 240 V.
- [Millermatic 252](https://weldfacts.com/models/millermatic-252/): 240 V class MIG and flux-cored welder. Miller publishes 250 A at 26.5 VDC, 40% duty cycle, and a 205 lb weight.
- [Millermatic 255](https://weldfacts.com/models/millermatic-255/): Single-phase MIG welder with Auto-Line input from 208 V. Miller publishes 230 A at 25.5 V, 60% duty cycle.
- [Multimatic 215 PRO](https://weldfacts.com/models/multimatic-215-pro/): Dual-voltage multi-process welder. Miller publishes MIG, flux-cored, DC TIG, and DC stick, with 215 A at 30% duty cycle on 240 V.
- [Multimatic 220 AC/DC](https://weldfacts.com/models/multimatic-220-ac-dc/): 120/240 V multi-process welder with AC/DC TIG. Miller’s table rates MIG at 200 A, 20% duty cycle on 240 V.
- [Multimatic 235](https://weldfacts.com/models/multimatic-235/): 240 V multi-process welder. Miller publishes MIG, stick, and DC TIG ratings, each at 60% duty cycle.
- [Multimatic 255](https://weldfacts.com/models/multimatic-255/): Auto-Line multi-process welder from 208 V. Miller publishes a 230 A MIG rating at 60% duty cycle.
- [Thunderbolt 210 MV](https://weldfacts.com/models/thunderbolt-210-mv/): Dual-voltage DC stick welder. Miller publishes 1/8 in. mild steel on 120 V and 1/2 in. on 240 V.
- [Maxstar 161 STH](https://weldfacts.com/models/maxstar-161-sth/): DC stick and TIG package at 13 lb. Miller publishes up to 160 A TIG on 240 V at 20% duty cycle.
- [Syncrowave 212](https://weldfacts.com/models/syncrowave-212/): AC/DC TIG welder that also lists DC stick and spool-gun MIG. Miller publishes aluminum in the AC-balance description and a 54 lb air-cooled weight.
- [Dynasty 210](https://weldfacts.com/models/dynasty-210/): AC/DC TIG and stick welder, 120–480 V. Miller publishes 210 A at 18.4 V, 60% duty cycle, and a 47 lb weight.
- [Handler 125](https://weldfacts.com/models/handler-125/): 120 V wire welder. Hobart publishes 25–130 A, 80 A at 25% duty cycle, and 21.3 A input at rated output.
- [Handler 140EZ](https://weldfacts.com/models/handler-140ez/): 120 V MIG and flux-cored welder. Hobart publishes 30–140 A and 90 A at 18.5 VDC, 30% duty cycle.
- [Handler 210MVP](https://weldfacts.com/models/handler-210mvp/): 115/230 V MIG welder. Hobart publishes 90 A at 20% on 115 V and 150 A at 30% on 230 V.
- [Handler 210i](https://weldfacts.com/models/handler-210i/): 120/240 V inverter MIG welder at 26 lb. Hobart prints separate 15 A and 20 A ratings on 120 V.
- [IronMan 240](https://weldfacts.com/models/ironman-240/): 240 V MIG welder. Hobart publishes 30–280 A, 200 A at 24 VDC and 60% duty cycle, and mild steel to 1/2 in.
- [Multi-Handler 200](https://weldfacts.com/models/multi-handler-200/): Dual-voltage MIG, flux-cored, DC TIG, and stick welder. Hobart’s 30% duty-cycle row is 165 A MIG on 240 V.
- [Power MIG 215 MPi](https://weldfacts.com/models/power-mig-215-mpi/): 120/230 V multi-process welder, K4876-1. Lincoln’s E7.70 sheet publishes 215 A at 24.8 V, 30% duty cycle, and a 48 lb weight.
- [Square Wave TIG 200](https://weldfacts.com/models/square-wave-tig-200/): AC/DC TIG and stick welder, K5126-1. Lincoln publishes 200 A TIG at 25% duty cycle on 230 V and a 46 lb weight.
- [Power MIG 260](https://weldfacts.com/models/power-mig-260/): 230 V class MIG and flux-cored welder, K3520-1. Lincoln publishes 250 A at 26.5 V, 40% duty cycle.
- [Power MIG 210 MP](https://weldfacts.com/models/power-mig-210-mp/): 120/230 V multi-process welder, K3963-1. Lincoln’s E7.50 sheet publishes MIG duty of 200 A at 24 V, 25% on 230 V.
- [Rebel EMP 215ic](https://weldfacts.com/models/rebel-emp-215ic/): 120/230 V MIG, TIG, and stick welder. ESAB’s manual rates MIG to 205 A at 25% duty cycle on 230 V.
- [Rebel EMP 235ic](https://weldfacts.com/models/rebel-emp-235ic/): 120/230 V MIG, TIG, and stick welder. ESAB’s brochure rates MIG at 235 A, 40% duty cycle on 230 V.
- [TIG225X](https://weldfacts.com/models/tig225x/): 120/240 V AC/DC TIG and stick welder. PrimeWeld publishes a 10–225 A TIG range and a 41 lb weight.
- [TIG325X](https://weldfacts.com/models/tig325x/): 120/240 V AC/DC TIG and stick welder. PrimeWeld publishes 325 A TIG at 40% duty cycle.
- [TIG230](https://weldfacts.com/models/tig230/): AC/DC TIG and stick welder with a 90–275 V input. PrimeWeld publishes 230 A TIG at 35% duty cycle.
- [MIG285](https://weldfacts.com/models/mig285/): 120/240 V MIG, lift TIG, and stick welder, with flux-cored named in the overview. PrimeWeld’s duty table is 30% at the max amp rating.
- [TIG200](https://weldfacts.com/models/tig200/): DC TIG and stick welder on 120/240 V. PrimeWeld’s page says 190 A TIG on 240 V and 7/16-inch steel in a single pass.
- [Unlimited 200](https://weldfacts.com/models/unlimited-200/): Harbor Freight item 57862, a 120/240 V multi-process welder. The manual rates 200 A MIG at 15% duty cycle on 240 V.
- [Unlimited 140](https://weldfacts.com/models/unlimited-140/): Harbor Freight item 58828, a 120 V multi-process welder. The manual rates MIG/flux-cored at 30% duty cycle at 90 A.

## Brands

- [Miller](https://weldfacts.com/brands/miller/)
- [Hobart](https://weldfacts.com/brands/hobart/)
- [Lincoln Electric](https://weldfacts.com/brands/lincoln-electric/)
- [ESAB](https://weldfacts.com/brands/esab/)
- [PrimeWeld](https://weldfacts.com/brands/primeweld/)
- [Harbor Freight](https://weldfacts.com/brands/harbor-freight/)

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