Wire Feed Welder

Welder beginners will usually lean toward a wire feed or stick welding process.  But your particular welding application will dictate which method is the best one for you to utilize.  Wire feed welding offers a number of benefits.  One great benefit is that the welder does not have to continuously change stick electrode rods to continue the welding process.  Consequently you should have better production times.  Wire feed welding or the use of the wire feed welder will allow for a continuous regulated process.  

	Century® Wire Feed 140 by Lincoln® 120 Volt Mig Welder $429.00 Time Left: 54m
	LINCOLN POWER MIG 140C WIRE FEED WELDER- K2471-1 - NEW $659.75 Time Left: 16h 39m
	Hobart RC-500 welder with Hobart 27 Wire Feed $425.00 Time Left: 16h 53m
	Hobart RC-250 welder with Hobart 2200 Wire Feed $425.00 Time Left: 16h 56m
	Airco 250 welder with Wire Feed $425.00 Time Left: 17h 5m
	LINCOLN POWER MIG 180C WIRE FEED WELDER- K2473-1 - NEW $743.75 Time Left: 19h 46m
	Campbell Hausfeld 115V MIG Flux Core Wire Feed Welder $229.99 Time Left: 20h 24m
	DUAL GAS GASLESS FLUX WIRE FEED WELDER 220 VOLT MIG $150.01 (0 Bids) Time Left: 1d 8h 36m
	Thermal Arc Hefty II CC CV Wire Feed Welder $299.99 (1 Bids) Time Left: 2d 10h 7m
	Hobart Universal Cart 4 Portable Wire Feed Welders NEW $158.23 Time Left: 2d 23h 59m
	Century® Wire Feed 255 by Lincoln® 220 Volt MIG Welder $1,489.00 Time Left: 3d 6h 4m
	AIRCO AIRCOMATIC CV 300 WIRE FEED WELDER MILLER MATIC $1,750.00 Time Left: 3d 8h 6m

The other great advantage of using the wire feed welder for a welding novice is that this welding process has a lower skill level requirement and can be grasped more easily.  Basically all the welder has to do is press the trigger and start welding.  In the long run, there might well be a welding application that would be better served to use the stick welding process but overall I would recommend the wire feed welder for the beginner.