Description
UNIMIG Razor TIG 220 DC Welder (U12003K)
The UNIMIG Razor TIG 220 DC delivers high-performance TIG welding in a compact, portable machine. It suits workshop fabrication, precision work, and maintenance jobs. Built for control, consistency, and clean results.
Advanced TIG Welding Performance
This machine features DC high-frequency TIG with full pulse control. Start the arc without contact. Keep your tungsten clean. Improve weld quality from the first strike.
The full TIG cycle includes pre-flow, post-flow, upslope, and downslope control. You can fine-tune every stage of the weld.
With an output range up to 220 amps, it handles thin materials and heavier sections with ease.
Precision and Control
Use pulse TIG to reduce heat input and control distortion. Focus the arc and improve weld appearance on thin material.
The machine is foot control ready, giving you hands-free amperage adjustment. Maintain control during the weld without breaking your rhythm.
The arc stays smooth and stable. You get clean, consistent results every time.
Portable Power with PFC
Run the unit on a standard 240V 10A outlet. Plug in almost anywhere and get started.
Power Factor Correction (PFC) improves efficiency and stabilises output. It handles voltage fluctuations and works well with generators.
At around 8.9kg, it stays lightweight and easy to carry between jobs.
Added MMA Capability
The machine also supports Stick (MMA) welding. Handle repairs and heavier work without switching machines.
Includes features like Hot Start and Arc Force to improve arc stability and ease of use.
Built for Everyday Use
The HD backlit interface keeps settings clear and easy to adjust in any environment.
Smart Fan technology reduces noise and limits dust intake. This helps extend machine life and maintain performance.
Built to Perform
The Razor TIG 220 DC delivers precision, portability, and control in one machine. It welds clean, runs efficiently, and handles detailed TIG work with confidence. A strong choice for professionals and serious users alike.





