MIG130 Best 3 in 1 110V Portable No Gas Flux Core Welder
MIG130 3 in 1 Welder with Plasma Cutter

Arccaptain MIG130 Best 3 in 1 110V Portable No Gas Flux Core Welder

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A highly cost-effective, small-sized 3-in-1 machine that's perfect for beginners and DIY enthusiasts. With this device, you can hone your welding skills without the need for gas cylinders, experiencing flux core welding right away. It's capable of welding stainless steel, making it a versatile tool for a variety of projects. Ideal for those just starting out or looking to expand their DIY capabilities.

 

Note: The MIG130 supports WP-17V 10-25 style tig torch

MIG130 does not support a spool gun and cannot weld aluminum.

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Description

ARCCAPTAIN MIG130 Entry Level

If you're in the market for a reliable, entry-level, no-gas MIG welder, the MIG130 is an excellent choice. This compact and lightweight welder is designed with simplicity in mind, making it perfect for both beginners and experienced welders alike. Ideal for home use, it's well-suited for light welding tasks like repairing metal furniture or tackling DIY projects. Its portability allows you to take it with you wherever you need to get the job done.

Please note: The MIG130 does not support a spool gun and is not capable of welding aluminum.

If you're looking for a reliable, budget-friendly entry-level MIG welder, the ARCCAPTAIN MIG130 is here to help you tackle your projects with ease.

The MIG130 is a versatile welding machine that combines flux core MIG, lift TIG, and stick welding capabilities into one powerful tool. Built with the latest IGBT inverter technology, it delivers reliable performance and efficiency. With a 60% duty cycle, this welder ensures long-lasting, stable operation for all your projects.

Whether you're working on a small home project or handling tougher repairs, the MIG130 is a reliable and affordable choice that gets the job done.

Priced under $200, the MIG130 is one of the best 110V, 130-amp, no-gas flux core MIG welders on the market for home use. It supports flux core MIG, lift TIG, and stick welding, making it a great all-in-one solution for DIYers and professionals alike. MIG130 Welder Overview
User-Friendly Interface The intuitive display and simple knob controls make setup quick and hassle-free. The sleek, lightweight design with multiple lift points ensures easy portability. MIG130 User Interface
Versatile Applications The MIG130 welder is a highly versatile tool perfect for a wide range of applications, including construction, automotive work, general fabrication, maintenance and repair, and repair welding. Its portability, ease of use, and ability to work with various metals and thicknesses make it a top choice for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts across multiple industries. MIG130 Application Scenarios
Wide Range of Applications Perfect for welding stainless steel, carbon steel, and more. MIG130 Welding Sample
Rigorous Quality Testing Each MIG130 welding machine undergoes extensive testing in simulated extreme conditions to meet high-quality standards before leaving the factory. MIG130 Quality Testing
Portable & Easy Setup Unlike traditional gas-shielded MIG welders, no-gas MIG welders are more portable and easier to set up since they don't require bulky gas tanks. However, welds made with a flux-cored wire may look slightly different and might not be as strong as those produced with a gas-shielded MIG welder. MIG130 Portable No Gas Welder
Setup Guide
Flux Core Mode Setup
  • 1 No MIG Torch Required: Skip this step for flux core welding.
  • 2 Connect the Ground Clamp: Attach the ground clamp cable to the positive connector (+) on the MIG welder.
Flux Core Mode Diagram
Stick Welding (MMA / ARC Mode)
  • 1 Connect the Ground Clamp: Take the ground clamp with its attached cable. Plug the cable end into the Negative (–) Terminal on the welder.
  • 2 Attach the Electrode Holder: Connect the electrode holder to the Positive (+) Terminal on the welder. That's it — you're now ready to start stick welding.
Stick Welding Diagram
Lift TIG Welding
  • 1 Connect the Ground Clamp: Take the ground clamp with its attached cable. Plug the cable end into the Positive (+) Terminal on the welder.
  • 2 Attach the TIG Torch: Connect the TIG torch to the Negative (–) Terminal on the welder.

Note: The TIG torch is optional and not included in the package.

Lift TIG Welding Diagram
Specifications
Technical Parameters
Parameter Specification
Rated Input Voltage AC 110V 50Hz/60Hz
Welding Current 20–130A
Welding Voltage (MIG) 16–20.5V
Welding Voltage (MMA) 20.8–25.2V
Welding Voltage (TIG) 10.8–15.2V
Rated Duty Cycle 60%
No-Load Voltage 65V
Applicable Wire 0.8 / 0.9 / 1.0 mm
Applicable Electrode 1.6–3.2 mm (1/16"–1/8")
Housing Protection IP21S
Machine Dimension 14.9 × 5.3 × 9.7 in
Machine Weight 11.79 lb
MIG130 Set Up Guide MIG130 Set Up Guide
What's Included
  • 1* MIG130 Welder
  • 1*Ground Clamp
  • 1* Electronic Holder
  • 1* .030"/2lb Flux Cored Wire
  • 1* 0.8/.030" conductive Nozzle
  • 1* 0.9/.035" conductive Nozzle
  • 1* User Manual
Review Video

See how the MIG 130 transforms welding projects with effortless precision and power. These videos, created by our enthusiastic owners, highlight the key benefits of the MIG 130: smooth operation, consistent welds, and intuitive controls. Watch as they tackle everything from simple fixes to complex builds, showcasing the MIG 130’s adaptability and reliability. Each review offers unique insights into how this powerful welding machine can simplify your work and achieve professional results. Explore their stories and imagine what the MIG 130 can do for you!


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

FAQ

For beginners, a gasless MIG welder (Flux-Cored MIG) is the easiest option to start with. It doesn’t require a gas cylinder—just plug it in and weld. It’s fast, easy to operate, and perfect for learning the basics.If you're looking to explore multiple welding processes, consider the MIG130 MIG + Lift TIG + MMA 3-in-1 welder. It offers versatile functionality and excellent value for the money.

Best for welding materials from 0.9 mm (20 GA) up to 4 mm (10 GA), including carbon steel, stainless steel, alloy steel, and cast iron.

Included with the MIG130:

1 × Ground Clamp

1 × Electrode Holder

1 × .030" / 2 lb Flux-Cored Welding Wire

1 × 0.8 mm /.030" Contact Tip

1 × 0.9 mm /.035" Contact Tip

What Else You’ll Need:

To start welding safely and effectively, you’ll also need:

A welding helmet (auto-darkening recommended)

Welding gloves

Protective clothing

Spare welding rods (if using the MMA/stick welding function)

The MIG130 mig welder comes with flux-cored MIG, Lift TIG, and stick welding modes. Gasless MIG and stick welding work without external gas, whereas Lift TIG requires an inert gas like argon.

Yes, but it’s simple: Regularly clean dust from the vents. Check cables and connectors for looseness. Keep the machine dry and avoid humid environments. Let the machine cool for a few minutes after each use

If your welder has a TIG mode or supports a MIG aluminum torch/wire, you can weld aluminum. However, for beginners, it’s recommended to start practicing with carbon steel or stainless steel first.