Handler 125 vs TIG225X

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Spec	Handler 125	TIG225X
Process	Flux-cored out of the box, and MIG after a regulator and shielding gas are added. The sheet calls it a constant-voltage DC welder. Source	AC/DC TIG and stick. The page tells the operator to use AC for aluminum and magnesium and DC for steel, stainless, and most other metals. Source
Output amp range	25–130 A. Source	TIG 10–225 A. Stick 10–180 A. Source
Rated duty cycle	80 A at 25% duty cycle. The specifications table also prints 50 A at 60% and 40 A at 100%. Source	TIG: 40% at max output, and 100% at 108 A on 120 V or 155 A on 240 V. Stick: 40% at max output, and 100% at 76 A on 120 V or 139 A on 240 V. Source
Input voltage and plug	120 V. Amps input at rated output, 60 Hz: 21.3 A. The sheet says it operates on common 120-volt power and includes a power cord with plug. It does not name the plug or a breaker size. Source	120 V / 240 V, single-phase, 50/60 Hz. Input amperes and a plug name are not in the specifications list. Source
Wire or rod size	Ready to weld with .030–.035 in. (0.8–0.9 mm) self-shielding flux-cored wire. With gas, .023–.030 in. (0.6–0.8 mm) solid wire. Stainless wire is mentioned for 18–12 gauge stainless with tri-mix gas. Source	Not published by manufacturer Source
Weight	57.5 lb. Source	41 lb (18.5 kg). Source
Material thickness	Mild steel thickness range 24 ga.–3/16 in. The same page limits the gas-shielded example to 24 gauge–1/8 inch steel. Source	The page says it can weld materials up to 1/2 inch thick. Source