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Power MIG 260 vs Power MIG 210 MP

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Spec Power MIG 260 Power MIG 210 MP
Process MIG and flux-cored. MIG, stick, TIG, and flux-cored. The rated-output column is labeled MIG.
Output amp range 30–300 A. Wire feed speed 50–700 ipm (1.3–17.7 m/min). 120 V: 20–140 A DC, max OCV 56. 230 V: 20–220 A DC, max OCV 56. Wire feed speed 50–500 ipm (1.3–12.7 m/min).
Rated duty cycle 250 A / 26.5 V / 40%. MIG: 120 V, 100 A / 19.0 V / 40%. 230 V, 200 A / 24 V / 25%.
Input voltage and plug 208/230/460/575 V, 1-phase, 60 Hz. Input current at rated output: 59/55/27/21 A in that voltage order. The 230 V figure is 55 A. This check treats that 230 V figure as the 240 V outlet class. 120/1/60 and 230/1/60. Effective input current at rated output: 15 A at 120 V and 14.7 A at 230 V. 120 V and 230 V input cables are included with K3963-1.
Wire or rod size Not published by manufacturer Included drive rolls are 0.025–0.030 in. (0.6–0.8 mm) and 0.035 in. (0.9 mm), plus 0.030–0.045 in. (0.8–1.1 mm) knurled drive rolls. The specifications table itself does not print a wire-capacity range.
Weight 247 lb (112 kg). Dimensions 37.3 x 18 x 40.4 in. 40 lb (18 kg).
Material thickness Not published by manufacturer Not published by manufacturer

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