Eastwood MIG 180 and TIG 220 Dual Welder Kit
- MIG 180 amp IGBT inverter, 120V or 240V input
- Steel up to 5/16 inch Tack-weld setting for sheet metal
- TIG 220 AC/DC Pulse TIG, HF start, adjustable AC balance and frequency
- 84.4 lb together Two welders sold as one kit
- Corded electric Steel material, part number 98442
Last refreshed Sep 27, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A two-machine kit that covers heavy MIG work and aluminum TIG in one purchase, aimed at restoration shops. It is bulky, and the data omits duty cycles, cable lengths and torch details.
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ASIN: B0GP1KKMCDCategory: TIG Welding Equipment
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Overview
Restoration shops and fabrication studios get an Eastwood inverter MIG welder bundled with a separate AC/DC TIG welder. The MIG unit welds steel and accepts two input voltages, and the TIG unit adds pulse control and a high-frequency start for clean arc starts.
Value lies in covering two processes with matched equipment: MIG for frames and floor pans, and TIG with AC for aluminum such as radiator work. The limits are practical. The weight is high, dual voltage on one machine only, and the listing leaves out duty cycles, torch types and consumables.
Who it's for
Restoration shops and serious home fabricators who cut between steel frames and thin aluminum parts. Beginners wanting one simple machine can start with a single process.
Pros and cons
- MIG and AC/DC TIG together
- Handles steel and aluminum
- Pulse TIG for thin material
- Tack-weld mode for sheet metal
- Very heavy as a kit
- Duty cycle not published
- Torch and accessory details missing
- Needs a capable power supply
Performance notes
Inverter technology gives a stable arc, and the MIG machine runs on either household or higher voltage supply. On the TIG side, AC balance adjusts cleaning versus penetration on aluminum, while pulse mode limits heat on thin sheet. High-frequency start avoids touching the tungsten to the work.
Specifications
| Brand | Eastwood |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 84.4 pounds |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Power Source | Corded electric |
| Max amperage | 180 A MIG, 220 A TIG |
| Input voltage (MIG) | 120V or 240V |
| Construction & materials | |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Steel |
| Compatibility & installation | |
| Compatible base metals | Steel and aluminum |
| Included components | |
| Included Components | Eastwood 180 amp MIG welder (33980), Eastwood TIG 220 AC/DC welder (74010) |
| Other details | |
| Welding process | MIG 180 and TIG 220 AC/DC |
| Maximum steel thickness (MIG) | 5/16 inch |
| Model number | 98442 |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Eastwood kit a single multi-process welder?
No. It is two separate machines, one for MIG and one for TIG, sold together.
Can it weld aluminum?
Yes, through the AC TIG machine, which has adjustable balance and frequency.
What thickness can the MIG machine handle?
Steel up to five sixteenths of an inch.
Are torches and cables listed?
No, the listing does not detail them.