Hi , I own a pocket pulse Cebora , we use it for small parts with low thickness (3-4 mm or less ) it works fine but the limit is the lenght of the torch but it's a good machine , and it's pulsed which makes difference , and in my opinion the pocket pulse is the only machine made by Cebora that I would buy again ( in general they make good machines for small jobs , but their bigger welders like 400-500 amps definetely sucks )
It arrived to me with a binzel torch which is fine , but I don't recommend binzel torches for high amperes ( 350 or more ) , on the other side I recommend binzel contact tips and consumables .
I've tested the Bohler/Selco 250 amps mig machine last month , high quality , 4 rollers , pulsed and double pulsed , Selcos are famous to push really hard , but it costs 4600 euros ... the 'problem' with Selcos is that they produce a very high amount of heat , I don't know why , and I have to admit that it's a bit annoying because you need to dress like robocop if you don't want to cook your eyes , your face and your hands , and you need absolutely the water cooling system with
them .
EWM impressed me because they works even better without the problem of the heat , even with special high amperage processes like Forcearc , incredible machines , so I would go with that brand .
It arrived to me with a binzel torch which is fine , but I don't recommend binzel torches for high amperes ( 350 or more ) , on the other side I recommend binzel contact tips and consumables .
I've tested the Bohler/Selco 250 amps mig machine last month , high quality , 4 rollers , pulsed and double pulsed , Selcos are famous to push really hard , but it costs 4600 euros ... the 'problem' with Selcos is that they produce a very high amount of heat , I don't know why , and I have to admit that it's a bit annoying because you need to dress like robocop if you don't want to cook your eyes , your face and your hands , and you need absolutely the water cooling system with
them .
EWM impressed me because they works even better without the problem of the heat , even with special high amperage processes like Forcearc , incredible machines , so I would go with that brand .