PrimeWeld MIG180 Mig Welder, 180 Amp Wire Feed Welding Machine with Dual Voltage 220v, 110v

hello, I own a welding and fab shop in TX small as it maybe I build custom made products I was hired to build a Custom-built Dogbox the one in the pics I provided In March I bought this PRIMEWELD MIG 180 Welder just for the spool gun so I could build this custom dog box and have the ability to weld aluminum faster than my normal ARC welding I own a Miller 215 Mig welder but do not have a spool gun boy they are pricey Anyhow I welded the entire box with no issues with the welder I have compared this welder to my miller as far as welding mild steel and remarkably this prime weld welder held up flawlessly, I kick myself for not buying this welder years ago when I bought my miller welder the ease of changing out guns is quick the change of wire is quickly done no fighting with the wire feed it's an all-around great welder you can weld spool gun reg Mig and ARC welding with this one welder comes with everything listed in the product description either you are season vet welder like myself or a beginner home garage shop DIYer i HIGHLY RECOMEND THIS PRIME WELD MIG 180 WELDER THANKS AND GOD BLESS

This is a fantastic little welder, I would recommend it to anyone regardless their experience level. It does everything It claims and more. I have yet to hit a point where the duty cycle affects the weld. It is very much worth the money. I would suggest getting the optional 200 amp MIG torch if you plan on welding heavier material (5/16" and thicker.) It's a very high quality product and the customer service team is out of this world. You wont have an issue contacting a human that knows how to handle whatever issue that may arise. If you're on the fence, buy it, you wont regret it.

Very good welder. Recommended.

I bought the Prime Weld 180 after my Lincoln finally gave out. I am impressed with this little machine. It replaced my old red and then some. Great for smaller garage fabrication work. I mostly burn 16 gauge to 3/16" carbon on 110v.

Definitely worth the money, I run the welder on 220v I don’t run it on 120v so I can’t speak on how it works on 120 V or flux core wire, I’ve already gone through two 10 pound reels of wire and it works great have not ran into any issues , have also used the pool gun and was pretty impressed have gone through one reel with the spool gun and it is definitely worth the value. Comes with a nice chart to get you close to what settings you want to run the machine at comes with awesome instruction guide . Can’t say enough good things about prime weld.

I was looking searching for a new MIG welder to replace my old welder. Requirements were dual voltage, ability to use spool gun, and potentially able to spray arc weld. Decided on the Primeweld MIG 180. Not only was it able to use a spool gun, it includes one. It does show potential to spray weld. The stick weld capability was not much of a concern, but will use it over using the stick function on my TIG welder. Uses Tweco 100 series consumables. Customer service is another reason I chose Primeweld. They have an excellent reputation as far as customer service. And unfortunately I had to contact them. The flow meter had a nick in the sealing surface causing a leak at my gas bottle. A quick message along with a few pictures, they had a new flow meter shipped within 15 minutes of my initial contact. Update after a few years. This welder has been a great machine for me. I recently needed to contact customer service about a broken voltage adjustment potentiometer. I just sent a message from their website inquiring how I can get a replacement. I get a reply the next morning asking for inky my shipping address, and a few hours later I get another email letting me know it has been shipped. No charge to me even though it was my use that broke it, not a defect. No pictures, no back and forth, they just shipped me the part! That’s customer service!

Very nig mig for the $, does what i want it to i own primeweld mig,tig and plasma with no issies

I haven't used the mig on it yet , however over a 2 day period I stick welded wear liners in a good size rock chute. Using 7018 rod. It didn't have any problems what so ever, never over heated or shut down. It's a good little machine.