Lorch Mpro Migs

[hootchiecootchie]

Hi,can anyone provide me with comments on either the Lorch 210 mig or the larger 252 M pro 240 volt machines,Iwish to use a 1mm solid wire for projects in steel up to 10mm thick.hootchiecootchie.

 

[pedrobedro]

Lorch supplier posts on here so I'm sure you will get a response. The 252 will definitely do what you are asking here and more if you are ready to pay for it.

 

[hootchiecootchie]

Thanks for replying,Pedrobedro I shall keep a lookout for any info,hootchiecootchie.

 

[Omniata]

Wyn has one of the 252's I think...

The MPro252 is a modified version of the 250 so doesn't come with the option to add all the features from it's 3-ph equivalent, unless Lorch have changed that now

Good pieces of kit but go for the 4 wheel drive option and gas saver torch...

Expect to pay ~£1500 for one though


Edit: It's matt1978 you want to speak to...

 

[hootchiecootchie]

Thank you Omniata I shall look into it further,hootchiecootchie.

 

[Omniata]

Thank you Omniata I shall look into it further,hootchiecootchie.

Reading back at your original post re: 10mm steel and 1mm wire, you may need a higher amperage range MIG but sadly, I think, there isn't a 240V model from Lorch above the 252, they're all 3-ph

 

[matt1978]

You can weld 8-10mm ok with the 252, 1.0mm wire and Argoshield light and your into Spray arc.

Where abouts in the UK are you?

 

[hootchiecootchie]

Lorch M-pro252 240 volt

Hi,matt thanks for more details re 10mm steel, spray sounds fine. I am in ARBROATH IN SCOTLAND , ARE THER ANY LORCH DISTRIBUTERS NEAR ME?.Hootchiecootchie.

 

[matt1978]

PM Sent

Mathiesons in Galston, nr Kilmarnock.

 

[s410man]

i have the m pro 252 and am very pleased with it

only welded 8mm so far but it had adequate penetration and is a pleasure to use