A andyg0141 Member Messages 215 Location Glasgow Aug 6, 2016 #1 Hi, I purchased a SWP argon reg for my Hobbyweld cylinder however have been sent a Parweld one instead. Which is the better? Should I ask to have it swapped for an SWP one or are they much the same? Thanks, Andy
Hi, I purchased a SWP argon reg for my Hobbyweld cylinder however have been sent a Parweld one instead. Which is the better? Should I ask to have it swapped for an SWP one or are they much the same? Thanks, Andy
eSCHEn Bit Wrangler Staff member Messages 6,199 Location SW Scotland Aug 6, 2016 #2 Hi Andy and welcome Very much of a muchness them two brands. No reason to swap it unless it bothers you
Hi Andy and welcome Very much of a muchness them two brands. No reason to swap it unless it bothers you
A andyg0141 Member Messages 215 Location Glasgow Aug 6, 2016 #3 Thanks for the reply and the welcome! Not particularly fussed between them - was just to check they are both about the same cost/quality.
Thanks for the reply and the welcome! Not particularly fussed between them - was just to check they are both about the same cost/quality.
eSCHEn Bit Wrangler Staff member Messages 6,199 Location SW Scotland Aug 6, 2016 #4 Aye man, crack on you've not been diddled What TIG you got and what sort of projects you do / gonna do? An obsessive WIG fan here
Aye man, crack on you've not been diddled What TIG you got and what sort of projects you do / gonna do? An obsessive WIG fan here
Tom Orrow L Member Messages 2,819 Location Shropshire, UK Aug 6, 2016 #5 Parwelds are made in China, wescol make SWP's regulators. I'd say some quality difference and I know there is a price difference. That's not to say that Parweld regulators are bad because they're very good, just not as good as SWP
Parwelds are made in China, wescol make SWP's regulators. I'd say some quality difference and I know there is a price difference. That's not to say that Parweld regulators are bad because they're very good, just not as good as SWP
eSCHEn Bit Wrangler Staff member Messages 6,199 Location SW Scotland Aug 6, 2016 #6 Never knew that Tom, always considered them equivalent to each other. Thanks for the info
A andyg0141 Member Messages 215 Location Glasgow Aug 6, 2016 #7 Thanks for the info Tom! Will ask for it to be replaced with the one I ordered in that case. Just a MIG I have - a Cebora Stag 186 and a Snap-on Turbo 130. Just for general use, welding car exhausts, making the odd railing, gate etc.
Thanks for the info Tom! Will ask for it to be replaced with the one I ordered in that case. Just a MIG I have - a Cebora Stag 186 and a Snap-on Turbo 130. Just for general use, welding car exhausts, making the odd railing, gate etc.