Description:
The RWII Model #10000ADP is cabled for battery operation and with the addition of the AC to DC Power Converter the Model 10000ADP will also connect to CC (constant current) stick machines as well as CV (constant voltage) machines. The Model ADP is most frequently bought and used by the maintenance facilities/public works, construction companies, industrial companies, as well as, repairmen, maintenance workers, 4X4 off-road enthusiasts, ranchers, boaters and the agricultural industry. Since there are more Stick welding machines in the market place than any other welder, the Model ADP would be the perfect buy for those want the ability to connect to all DC out put welding machines. The Model #10000ADP has a one year 100% parts and labor limited factory warranty.
Model 10000ADP Features:
- Welds Steel, Stainless and Aluminum or Any Metals Where Standard One or Two Pound Spools are Available
- Connects to Batteries
- 18 Volts can do Thin Sheet Metal
- 24 Volts will Single Pass 1/2" @ 275 amp
- 36 Volts will Weld up to 3/4" @ 350 to 400 amp
- Welds 22 Gauge to 3/4"
- Connects to MIG/Constant Voltage Output Welders
- Uses Wire Sizes from .023 to .045 without Changing Rollers
- Uses Heavy-Duty TWECO Quality Front End Consumables
- Wire Speeds of 50 Inches to 900 Inches per Minute
- Polarity Indicator Lights
- Ten Foot Cable with Quick Disconnects, Can be Extended to 100 Feet
- Built-in Gas Valve
- Ground Cable Attached
Ready Welder II Case Includes:
- RWII High-Impact MIG Gun
- Ten Feet of Cable
- One Spool of Flux Core Wire
- 300 Amp Ground Clamp
- Two Battery Clamps
- Extra Tips and Gas Hose Fitting
- Ten Extra Feet of Gas Hose
- Foam Lined Blow-Molded Tough Briefcase
- AC to DC Power Converter Supply to Drive Gun Controls When Connected to a CC Power Source
Optional Cold Switch Upgrade:
The Cold Switch solenoid system is contained in a softball sized box that is integrated near the end of the Ready Welder II's cable and adds approximately 3' to the overall cable length. This system is designed to protect the operator from accidentally striking an arc without the trigger pulled. The solenoid is deactivated when you release the trigger, allowing you to lay the welder down or to avoid arcing out your grounded surfaces without any worries. This feature was manufactured with safety in mind. |
