ZENY 160 AMP DC Inverter IGBT Arc Welder, Dual Voltage 110/230V

By: ZENY

The ZENY Arc Welding Machine DC Inverter is an ideal choice for anyone looking for a reliable and efficient welding system. This dual voltage machine runs on 110/230V and features an IGBT Welder with 160 AMP Stick. It's designed for easy use and is energy efficient, with a build quality that ensures its longevity. Plus, you can count on excellent customer support if you ever need it. Get the best welding system for your projects with the ZENY Arc Welding Machine DC Inverter.

Key Features:

The Zeny Arc Welding Machine DC Inverter is the perfect solution for your welding needs! Its dual voltage of 110/230V and IGBT Welder 160 Amp Stick make it incredibly powerful, while its portable and compact design make it easy to use and store. Plus, its power efficiency ensures you get the most out of your welding. And with the included input power adapter cable, you're ready to go right out of the box.
87
B2B Rating
122 reviews

Review rating details

Value for money
87
Sturdiness
88
Portability
89
Overall performance
89
Energy efficiency
85
Efficiency
85
Easy to use
92
Design
85
Customer support
80
Build quality
86

Pros and Cons

Pros
  • Comes in a compact design that makes it easy for transfer and storage
  • Ideal for welding stainless steel, mild steel and other metal materials
  • Built-in LED meter allows to set the machine to the required settings
Cons
  • Arch may not be stable

Details of ZENY 160 AMP DC Inverter IGBT Arc Welder, Dual Voltage 110/230V

  • Part Number: ‎ZENYJA0190205
  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No
  • Best Sellers Rank: #694,305 in Automotive #329 in Welding Systems
  • Batteries Included?: ‎No
  • Material: ‎PE + Iron
  • Item Package Quantity: ‎1
  • Batteries Required?: ‎No
  • Power Source: ‎AC 115V & 230V Dual Voltage
  • Size: ‎DC-160A
  • Item Weight: ‎18 pounds
  • Customer Reviews: 4.5/5 stars of 484 ratings
  • Product Dimensions: ‎11 x 5.35 x 7.7 inches
  • Manufacturer: ‎ZENY
  • Date First Available: July 25, 2018
  • ASIN: B07FVRZNG3

Comments

Benjamin B.: I've been welding for around 25 years.
The only welder I've ever used was a Miller thunderbolt 225, that's a big AC transformer style welder.
When I needed a welder to use with a generator I did hours of reading and comparing specs before I bought the Zeny. According to the specs it puts out the most output amps with the least input amps of any inverter welder I could find. That was important since I had to keep input amps around 20 to use it with the generator.
I'll warn you that I haven't done any long term testing.
I just came in from the shop after using it for the first time and I'm impressed! I used 1/8" 6011. I was welding on a 2.5"x2.5" 1/4" wall square tube. I think I started out with 125 amps, whatever it went to automatically went to when I pushed the knob 3 times like the directions said to do. It seemed maybe not quite enough amps, my Arc died a couple times while running beads, so I turned it up to about 140, maybe more, then it was actually to hot, so I turned it down and found the sweet spot.
As long as it keeps working I'm happy with this machine. I've already made an extension cord and modified a set of longer leads that I already had to fit this...

United States on Dec 15, 2019

Korn: I'm a trained combination pipe welder (i.e. tig & stick), I worked as a welder in industrial construction (power plants, refineries, ship yards, etc.) for 10 years, have welded tig, stick, mig, and dual shield flux core on the job, went on to get my CWI (American Welding Society Certified Welding Inspector) and I must say I'm very impressed with this little machine. Plugged it in to 110v and it welded a 3/32 7018 rod with no problem - it laid a very nice bead with good penetration, good wetting around the edges, and very little spatter.

Although some reviews said the stinger and ground clamp were cheap, the stinger I got is almost as good as a Tweco (the best you can buy) and the ground clamp was decent quality too. The leads could be longer, but they tell you the length, so there is nothing to complain about there.

Honestly, the only thing I could complain about would be the fact that the welding shield and chipping hammer/wire bush combo are an insult to the quality of the machine and leads you get! However, I won't complain about that because I suppose they would be useful as an everything you need to get started package (minus the welding materials of course)...

United States on Oct 12, 2019

TheRomanGnomeTheRomanGnome: This welder is pretty nice, I paid $118 dollars total for it with a 5% off coupon. The unit I received is different than the one pictured in the dimensions picture, it has a nice rotary encoder knob for the amperage adjustment with good detents and a built in button on the knob which cycles between fixed amperages for different sized electrodes. You can tell this is a mass produced machine they also sell in Europe because the switch is on the back and the electrode presets when the knob is pressed shows millimeters instead of imperial units, not a big deal though. In the description on here it says it has a 60% duty cycle at 160 amps but on my machine it shows it having only a 20% duty cycle at 160 amps (see pic), I haven’t tested it out yet to see because 99% of what I weld doesn’t require an electrode that large which would need that kind of amperage. I have not tested out the 110v function of it either due to my circuit in the garage being on a 15 amp breaker and my old 110v stick welder would set the breaker off every 5 minutes. The 110v capabilities will vary widely depending on how good your 110v circuit is. The ground clamp and stinger it came with are cheap and not...

United States on Sep 08, 2019

Conner M.Conner M.: Completely impressed. Just as good as the name brand inverter welders. Built a whole 8’ flatbed out of 3”-4” channel iron with it as soon as I got it. Only complaint is the ground clamp and electrode holder. Both of which I will be replacing. Works great on both, 220v and 120v with 7018 3/32 rod. I have tried larger rod with 120v and wasn’t real impressed. Make sure you have a good strong electrical circuit if you plan to use it on 120v very often. I run the amperage around 25 amps more on 120v than I would on 220v and see good results.

United States on Apr 18, 2019



ZENY 160 AMP DC Inverter IGBT Arc Welder, Dual Voltage 110/230V Car Bumper Repair Kit with 50W Hot Stapler, Plastic Welding Machine, Plier, and Flat/Outside/Inside Corner Attachments 160A ARC Welder Machine by DEKOPRO - 110/220V IGBT Digital Display LCD Hot Start Welder with Electrode Holder, Work Clamp, and Input Power Adapter Cable
ZENY 160 AMP DC Inverter IGBT Arc Welder, Dual Voltage 110/230V Car Bumper Repair Kit with 50W Hot Stapler, Plastic Welding Machine, Plier, and Flat/Outside/Inside Corner Attachments 160A ARC Welder Machine by DEKOPRO - 110/220V IGBT Digital Display LCD Hot Start Welder with Electrode Holder, Work Clamp, and Input Power Adapter Cable
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Total Reviews 122 reviews 120 reviews 463 reviews
Part Number ‎ZENYJA0190205 ‎WSF-01 ‎DKA
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‎No
Best Sellers Rank #694,305 in Automotive #329 in Welding Systems #144,790 in Automotive #125 in Welding Systems #5,289 in Automotive #6 in Arc Welding Equipment
Batteries Included? ‎No ‎No ‎No
Material ‎PE + Iron ‎Plastic ‎MMA
Item Package Quantity ‎1 ‎1
Batteries Required? ‎No ‎No ‎No
Power Source ‎AC 115V & 230V Dual Voltage
Size ‎DC-160A ‎MMA-160 ARC Welder
Item Weight ‎18 pounds ‎2.05 pounds ‎12.1 pounds
Customer Reviews 4.5/5 stars of 484 ratings 4.6/5 stars of 1,713 ratings 4.6/5 stars of 5,652 ratings
Product Dimensions ‎11 x 5.35 x 7.7 inches
Manufacturer ‎ZENY ‎Snnetwork ‎DEKOPRO
Date First Available July 25, 2018 June 20, 2020 February 19, 2019
ASIN B07FVRZNG3 B08BJSXW7R B07NWFB2S9
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