1000s of products

Service + Calibration

Technical Support

Jasic Evo MIG 160 PFC-110-240V

£893.00

£893.00 £893.00

Jasic Evo MIG 160 PFC-110-240V

Name: Jasic Evo MIG 160 PFC-110-240V
Brand: Wilkinson Star
SKU: ZXEM-160C
Price: 893.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£893.00

£893.00 £893.00

Shipping calculated at checkout.

The Jasic Evo MIG 160 PFC-110-240V is a compact inverter MIG/MAG welding power source for professional bodyshop and light fabrication work on single‑phase supplies.

Key Features

110–240V PFC single-phase input
Compact inverter MIG/MAG package
Stable low-amp arc for thin
Suitable for bodyshop repair work
Wire feed suited to 0.6–0.8mm
Portable unit for mobile repairs

Everything we sell is supported by our factory trained engineers at our premesis in Manchester or nationwide through our mobile service engineers.

Returns details can be edited in the theme editor.

Supply

110-230V

Warranty

5 Years

Service

In-house engineers

Support

0161 223 1843

📄

Technical Datasheet

Download the official manufacturer datasheet for Jasic Evo MIG 160 PFC-110-240V including specifications, compatibility information and technical details.

Download Jasic Evo MIG 160 PFC-110-240V Datasheet

Technical Features

Compact inverter MIG/MAG set suited to bodyshop repair and light fabrication on singlephase supply
Wide input range with PFC, so it copes better with variable site power and generator use
Stable lowamp arc for thin panel work where control on shut lines and repair sections matters
Designed for professional bodyshop use on steel work, with practical MIG settings rather than gimmicks
Suitable for 0.6 to 0.8 mm wire, which is the normal range for light repair and general workshop welding
Portable package, useful for mobile repair work and moving between bays
Digital control makes setup quicker and helps keep repeat settings consistent
2T and 4T trigger modes for normal welding and longer runs
Variable inductance control for tuning the arc on thinner material and reducing harshness
Gas check and wire inching functions for faster setup at the machine
Builtin protection against overload and overheating for daytoday workshop reliability
Fanondemand and powersaving functions help keep noise and idle draw down
IP23S protection makes it better suited to workshop environments than a basic hobby set
Can be used as both MIG and MMA, which is handy when the job changes and a stick process is needed
Suitable for bodyshop spot and shortrun welding where clean starts and consistent control matter
Easy to live with in a trade shop because it is compact, serviceable and aimed at practical repair work

WHY BUY YOUR EQUIPMENT FROM US?

Our team of welding experts at BWS is ready to assist you every step of the way. Whether you have questions about specific products, need guidance on selecting the right equipment, or seek welding-related advice, our knowledgeable staff is here to help.

We also have some of the most experienced engineers in the industry who are able to offer full technical support on top of what the manufacturers offer.

Find Our More

Specification

Input Voltage

110–240V AC, single phase, PFC

Welding Processes

MIG

Recommended Applications

Bodyshop repair, light fabrication, mobile repairs

Wire Diameter Capacity

0.6–0.8 mm

Power Source Type

Inverter

Primary SKU

ZXEM-160C

FAQs

Is the Jasic Evo MIG 160 PFC suitable for workshop body repair work?

Yes. It is a compact single-phase MIG/MAG set aimed at professional bodyshop and light fabrication work, with a stable low-amp arc that is suited to thinner steel panels and repair work. It is also portable enough for mobile repairs when you need to move the machine around the site.

What power supply does it run on?

It runs from a 110 to 240V single-phase supply with PFC, so it can cope with a wide input range. That makes it a practical choice for workshops where the supply is not always the same, or where you may need to use it on site from different outlets.

What wire size is it best suited to?

It is set up for 0.6 to 0.8mm wire, which is the normal range for bodyshop work and light fabrication. That gives better control on thin material and makes it easier to keep heat input down on repair panels.

What comes with the machine?

The package includes a 3m MIG torch, 3m earth clamp, argon regulator and gas hose. It is also a standard Euro-style MIG setup, so routine service items such as liners, tips and contact parts are straightforward to source and replace.

Expert Advice

Jason says

This is a compact single‑phase MIG set suited to light fabrication, bodywork and mobile repair, especially where power supply is limited or variable. In a bodyshop it typically gets used for panel sections, brackets, exhaust repairs and general light chassis work, often on 13 A or site power rather than a dedicated high‑amp outlet.

The wide input voltage range with PFC is useful in older workshops or when running off long extension leads, as it helps keep the arc more stable when the mains sags. Wire choice and correct roller selection are important – especially if you want to run 0.8 mm solid on car body or swap to flux‑cored for outdoor work.

From experience, most issues we see are basic setup: incorrect torch liner for wire size, poor earth connection, or trying to weld at the top end of its range on too light a circuit. Used within its limits, it’s a reliable, efficient little machine for day‑to‑day repair work.

Jason, Sales Director