Everlast PowerMTS 251si Review – Multi Process Welder That Does MIG/TIG and Stick

Everlast Power MTS 251si Review

Everlast has done its best to make improvements on their latest MTS 251si welder. In fact, compared to the previous unit or the older version that is the Everlast PowerMTS 221 sti, the Power MTS 250si, the main addition is the High-Frequency start option to the TIG function. What they also improved upon was adding the full size 12” spool wire roll. The frame is bigger, as it can now accommodate four drive rolls, but it is still sturdy enough and easy to move around and carry.

Besides having three functions, MIG, TIG, and Stick, the Everlast Power MTS 251si becomes quite a versatile welding machine with the addition of Synergic MIG, Pulse MIG, and Pulse TIG welding modes. Using them you can weld different types of materials, like steel, aluminum, or stainless steel. Also, the added MIG spool gun increases your ability to weld aluminum.

The PowerMTS 251si also comes with dual input option, 110v and 240v, allowing you to do both industrial fabrication and home repairs.

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Full Range of Process

The Everlast PowerMTS 251si multi-process welder can be used as any type of welder you need at the moment. You don’t have to carry three different machines with you when you have a single unit that can get the job done.

You can use it as a stick welder, a spool welder, or a MIG and TIG welder. Additionally, you have the Synergic MIG, Everlast Pulse MIG, and Pulse TIG also available to you.

MIG Welding

This unit is a competent MIG welder with a power output of 250 amps. More so, you can weld materials of up to 1/2 inch thickness. The MIG welder comes with a Gas arc or Flux Core wire system, that allows you to weld anything from steel, stainless, steel, and aluminum.

TIG Welding

With the Everlast 251si, you easily weld thinner gauge metals with its TIG welding capability. The spool gun, regulator, foot pedal, and gas all come with the machine and all that you will be needed is also a standard power supply to avoid overheating. The High Frequency DC TIG option is something that not a lot of welders come equipped with but the Everlast model gallows you this option.

Stick Welding

The Everlast Power MTS stick welder option allows for more adjustability. In fact, besides adding pulse MIG and TIG options, there is the Stick Arc force one. The power output of the stick welder is 200 amps, which is powerful enough to easily weld thick materials and use electrodes up to 3/16″.

Pulsed TIG

With the Pulsed TIG option welders can easily weld thinner materials especially aluminum. This feature allows for better speed and heat control. Furthermore, you can create clean welds with relatively minimal movement. This option is perfect for precise work as well as you have complete control of your welding machine.

Pulsed MIG

As far as the Pulsed MIG option goes, it will greatly increase productivity while diminishing the costs. With it, you will be able to reduce heat, minimize spatter, and create a lot fewer fumes. A welder can expect more quality results as your work will not just be done but will look really good as well.

Welding Capabilities

With the Synergic MIG option, welders are able to work on steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. But with the synergic spool, welding aluminum is made much easier and precise, making this model one of the best in its category.

Automated Multi Procedure Everlast AC/DC TIG Welding

This is definitely one of the best Everlast multi-process welders as it comes with Pulse TIG and MIG options, that not a lot of welders do. Besides that, there is also the touchless start option for the TIG setting, something that is usually found in high quality machines.

Controlled Operation System Digitally Handled

Something that you will rarely see in other welders of the same type is the digitally controlled operating system.

This means that the Everlast PowerMTS 251si welder makes sure that every process is monitored and in turn adjusted as needed.

What comes out of this is exceptional control of the welding process itself which will result in exceptional, good looking welds.

The welder simply has to do its work as all the procedures are followed by the machine. The welder can act accordingly and make adjustments during work. Also, the user is fully capable of picking from the HF start (touchless), a lift arc start or a bring start present within the TIG setting of the multi-process welder.

Double Power Input

The MTS 251si multi-process welder offers dual power inputs. You can either use the 110v one, which is standard input for many power outputs that you can find in your home. But it also comes with a 240v for different welding assignments.

The duel power input option also makes this multi-process welder from Everlast very versatile. This means that you can use it for simple work around your home as well as some more difficult and harder industrial-grade stuff. Combine that with the MIG, TIG, and Stick capabilities and you really get a welding machine that can do it all.