Tig coolers

[quattro87]

Hi, I'm new to the forum and have been looking at some of the everlast products to replace a tig 180 that I'm currently welding with. I've been very happy with the current machine, but need more uumph for heavier aluminum welds. I have looked at the everlast site and found a link to their tig coolers, but it goes nowhere. Do they have coolers for the powermaster 226 or their tig machines along with water cooled torches?

[EVERLAST_SUPPORT]

Originally Posted by quattro87

Hi, I'm new to the forum and have been looking at some of the everlast products to replace a tig 180 that I'm currently welding with. I've been very happy with the current machine, but need more uumph for heavier aluminum welds. I have looked at the everlast site and found a link to their tig coolers, but it goes nowhere. Do they have coolers for the powermaster 226 or their tig machines along with water cooled torches?

We have water coolers for all the 200-250amp TIG machines. But they are not included with the unit.

Also, just approved your account on the everlastwelders.com forum.

[quattro87]

So Mike is that a yes on both the cooler for the powermaster 226 and a watercooled torch to go with it? If so, what kind of money are we talking?

[EVERLAST]

Hello quattro87


please give me a call at the office 650 588 8588 x201

i will give you very nice price on PowerMaster 226 !!!

you will be happy !

Oleg

[zapster]

Use street water..

Much cheaper.

...zap!

[quattro87]

Originally Posted by zapster

Use street water..

Much cheaper.

...zap!

What is street water....a brand or a homemade unit using house water?

[EVERLAST_SUPPORT]

Quattro87,

Yes on both.

If you go to the link at the end of this post, that might be what Zap is referring to, a home made cooler. It works quite well.

Oleg (Private message Everlast) can get you a price on the water cooler and welder.

This will hold you until your get one http://www.everlastgenerators.com/fo...read.php?t=153