Compatibility:

Miller 14-Pin

Miller: Econotig, AeroWave, Aircrafter, ALT, Big Blue, CST, Dimension, Dynasty, Goldstar, HF-251, Maxstar, Maxtron, Metro, Multimatic 220, Phoenix, PipeWorx, ShopMaster, Shopmate, SyncroWave, TIG Runner, Trailblazer, XMT 200, XMT 300, XMT 304, XMT 350, XMT 450, RFCS-14, RFCS-14 HD, 043554, 194744

Hobart: TigMate, Cybertig

Powcon: 300 TSE only

Thermadyne / Thermal Arc: 10-2007 and 10-2008

Sanrex: 200AP

Miller 6-Pin

Miller: Multimatic 200, Maxstar (any model)

Hobart: 150 STi

Lincoln 6-Pin

Lincoln: Precision Tig, Square Wave, Tig Series, Invertec, Aspect

Eastwood 5-Pin

Eastwood: Any welder that uses the 5-pin pedal connectors.

Eastwood 2/3-Pin

Eastwood: Any welder that uses the 2-pin and 3-pin pedal connectors.

RJ45

Miller: Diversion 165/180, Multimatic 215

Hobart: EZ-TIG 165i

Universal Application

These come with the 15V, 10V, and 5V Universal Kits. You can use these to adapt the TIG Perfect pulser up to a machine that we don’t offer plug & play cables for.

TIG Perfect Features:

3 Wave Profiles To Choose From And Customize (Square, Triangle, and Sawtooth)
Pulse Frequency Is Adjustable Between 0.5 HZ and 40 HZ (1 Pulse Every 2 Seconds To 40 Pulses Per Second)
Duty Cycle And Background Amperage Is Configurable
Delay Before Pulse Start Is Configurable
3 Profiles Available That You Can Configure And Switch To On The Fly
When TIG Perfect Is Turned Off, Your Welder Will Revert Back To Normal Operation (You Can Leave Everything Plugged In)
Plug & Play And Easy To Use
TIG Perfect Is Robust And Created From High Quality Materials And Components - Anodized Aluminum Case, Protective Rubber End Caps, High Resolution Screen and Push-Button Rotary Knob For Navigation & Configuration
Made And Assembled In the USA (Excluding The Power Adapter)

Why You Want To Weld With Pulse Functionality:

The same weld penetration can be obtained with less power and less heat. The more heat, the more your material will warp from the welding process. This is especially important for welding sheet metal.
Welders have a working duty cycle rating based on the relationship between amperage used versus time needed to wait for welder to be useable again. The less power you use, the less time the machine needs to cool down, and the more productive a user can be.
Pulse features allow the user to create a uniform and reliable weld more easily.
A pulsed weld is visually appealing, and gives the appearance of a perfect weld that was created by a machine.
The user can go back over ugly welds that were previously made to make them look nicer.