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CROSARC COMBI WELD 200MF Multi-Process

Crosarc Combi Weld 200MF Multi-Process 230V

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CROSARC COMBI WELD 200MF Multi-Process
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Crosarc Combi Weld 200MF Multi-Process 230V

Crosarc Combi Weld 200MF Multi-Process 230V

£1,600.00
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The CROSARC COMBI WELD 200MF Multi-Process is a 230V IGBT inverter MIG/MAG, AC/DC TIG and MMA power source for professional bodyshop and fabrication work, giving flexible multi-process capability from a single compact unit.

Key Features

  • 200A multi-process output
  • IGBT inverter power source
  • 4-roll wire feed system
  • AC/DC HF TIG with pulse
  • MIG, TIG and MMA modes
  • Generator friendly, portable design
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Supply voltage

Supply

230V

Warranty

Warranty

3 years

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Free Delivery

UK mainland delivery

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Technical Datasheet

Download the official manufacturer datasheet for Crosarc Combi Weld 200MF Multi-Process 230V including specifications, compatibility information and technical details.

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Technical Features

  • Latest IGBT inverter power source giving a stable multiprocess arc in MIG/MAG, MMA and AC/DC TIG
  • Digital volt and amp display for clear, accurate setting and monitoring of welding parameters
  • Fourroll wire feed system for consistent, slipfree feeding on solid and fluxcored wires, especially useful on longer torch lengths
  • Supports 0.6, 0.8 and 1.0 mm welding wires, covering typical bodyshop steel and stainless applications
  • Accepts 5 kg wire spools, ideal for everyday workshop use without making the unit bulky
  • MMA function suitable for 1.6–4.0 mm electrodes, allowing stick welding on heavier sections or site work
  • VRD (Voltage Reduction Device) for improved operator safety when MMA welding in confined or damp conditions
  • Portable inverter design for easier movement around the workshop or between bays
  • Generatorfriendly input tolerance, making it suitable for use on stable workshop generators when mains power is not available
  • Supplied with dedicated MIG torch, AC/DC TIG torch, MMA leads, gas hose and foot pedal so all main processes are usable out of the box
  • TIG AC/DC with HF and lift start, allowing both clean aluminium welding and precise DC TIG on steel and stainless
  • 2T/4T trigger modes to suit short welds, longer runs and reduced operator fatigue
  • Burnback adjustment to prevent wire sticking in MIG and to finetune arc finish
  • Variable inductance control to soften or sharpen the MIG arc depending on material thickness and joint type
  • Adjustable preflow and postflow gas timing to protect the weld pool and tungsten, especially on TIG
  • Upslope and downslope control in TIG for smooth arc starts and crater filling at the end of the weld
  • AC frequency control to finetune arc focus for aluminium work, useful for fillets and tight joint access
  • AC balance control to optimise cleaning action versus penetration on aluminium, improving bead quality and speed
  • Start and end current adjustment in TIG to reduce arc strike marks and end craters on visible welds
  • Pulse TIG function with adjustable pulse frequency to control heat input, useful on thin material and stainless distortion control
  • Hot start for easier MMA arc ignition, particularly on difficult electrodes
  • Arc force adjustment for MMA to stabilise the arc and minimise sticking on lowvoltage dips
  • Job save function allowing storage and quick recall of frequently used welding programmes for repeat work and different materials
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Specification

Input Voltage
1ph 230V ±15% 50
Input Current
16A
Current Range MIG
40–200A
Current Range TIG
5–200A
Current Range MMA
20–200A
Duty Cycle MIG @ 40°C
200A @ 40%
Duty Cycle TIG @ 40°C
200A @ 40%
Duty Cycle MMA @ 40°C
200A @ 40%
Wire Speed
2–16 m
Power Factor @ 100%
0.73
Protection Class
IP21
Insulation Class
F
Cooling
Fan
Dimensions
750 × 375 × 725 mm
Weight
40kg
Wire Diameter Compatibility
0.6, 0.8 and 1.0mm
Maximum Spool Size
5kg
Electrode Diameter Range MMA
1.6–4.0mm
Processes
MIG
Wire Feed System
4-roll
VRD
Yes
Generator Compatible
Yes
Included MIG Torch
M2-4 4m
Included TIG Torch
Parker DGT26FX-12
Included MMA Lead Length
3m
Included Plug
16A plug
Gas Control
Pre-flow and post-flow adjustable
Inductance
Variable
AC Frequency Control
Yes
AC Balance Control
Yes
Start and End Current Adjustment
Yes
Pulse Function
Yes
Pulse Frequency Control
Yes
Hot Start
Yes
Arc Force
Yes
Job Save Function
Yes

FAQs

What welding processes does the CROSARC COMBI WELD 200MF cover for workshop use?
The Combi Weld 200MF is a true multi-process inverter. It covers MIG/MAG, MMA (stick) and full TIG AC/DC with HF and lift start. That means you can handle steel MIG work, general stick repairs, and both AC and DC TIG for aluminium, stainless and mild steel from a single power source. It also includes pulse MIG/TIG functions, 2T/4T torch latching and full control over parameters like slope, inductance, AC balance and AC frequency, so it can be set up properly for bodyshop panel work as well as heavier fabrication.
What power supply and protection does the CROSARC COMBI WELD 200MF require?
The machine runs on single‑phase 230 V (±15 %) 50/60 Hz and is supplied with a 16 A plug. Input current is 16 A, so in most UK workshops it should be run on a suitably rated dedicated circuit, ideally with a type C breaker. It is generator‑friendly, but the generator should be sized correctly and provide a stable output. Protection class is IP21 with fan cooling, so it is intended for indoor workshop environments rather than exposed outdoor use.
What wire sizes, electrodes and reels can it take?
For MIG/MAG, the 4‑roll feeder will run 0.6, 0.8 and 1.0 mm solid wire and accepts standard 5 kg reels, which covers typical bodyshop and light fabrication work. For MMA, it is rated for 1.6–4.0 mm electrodes, so you can run common general purpose, low‑hydrogen and stainless rods within that range. Wire speed is adjustable from 2–16 m/min, giving good control at both thin panel settings and higher‑amp structural welds.
What is included in the CROSARC COMBI WELD 200MF package and how does BWS support it?
The package includes the Combi Weld power source, a 4 m M2 MIG torch with Euro connector, a Parker DGT26FX-12 TIG torch, earth return lead and clamp, a 3 m MMA lead, gas hose, foot pedal and 16 A plug. In practice that means you can set it up for MIG, stick or AC/DC TIG straight out of the box with no need to source torches separately. BWS engineers can advise on correct torch setup, gas selection and consumables for automotive, bodyshop and fabrication work, and we can supply genuine torches, liners, tips, shrouds and spares, as well as handle service, calibration and repairs over the life of the machine.

Expert Advice

Paul Jones

Paul Jones says

The CROSARC COMBI WELD 200MF is a compact multi-process inverter aimed at general repair and light fabrication work in a bodyshop or workshop. In practice it covers most day-to-day needs: MIG on mild steel, gasless MIG for outside work, plus MMA and usually lift TIG for finer jobs.

In a real workshop it tends to sit as the go-to machine for bench repairs, brackets, jigs and light chassis work. The key is setting it up correctly for the process you’re using: matching wire diameter and gas to material thickness in MIG, and choosing the right rods and amps for MMA. Pay attention to mains supply and extension leads – undervoltage is a common cause of poor arc stability on these inverters.

A frequent issue I see is operators leaving it in synergic settings that don’t match the actual wire or gas, leading to spatter and undercut. Take the time to dial it in and save the settings if possible. Used correctly, it’s a reliable, efficient “all-rounder” that reduces the need to wheel multiple machines around the shop.

Paul Jones, Technical Director

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