Should be fine. 120A 20V is max. So 2400W in the worst case. Minimum is 25A at 15.25v so roughly 380W.

As long as your tip size matches the wire size and the roller also matches the wire size you can use flux core wire from any manufacturer I've found.

@@mickcollins2911 Thanks!

@@aleksandarsrdanov1171 dont forget that smaller diameter wires reduce your amperage slightly so can be better on thinner materials, im not a pro just a hobby welder this is just what i have found out through practice, my oldest welder uses net curtain wire cut to length as a liner works better than the nylon liner supplied with many welders hope it helps good luck with your welding !

@@mickcollins2911 Thanks for the tips. Frankly, I am yet to become a hobby welder :-) I have never welded in my life. I think I will have to make few welds during my flat renovation - that is why I bought the Parkside welder. I am a structural engineer. I have designed quite a few welded connections so I am confident I will pick up the tricks of the trade quickly. In the beginning I think I will just go with the recommendations given in User Manual with regards to material thickness and wire diameter. Once I get the hang of the basics I guess I will start experimenting with the out of the norm stuff.

@@aleksandarsrdanov1171 don't forget to liberally use anti - spatter spray it's worth the investment, I found that each numeral on my parkside is equivalent to 1mm steel, also use a self darkening mask save your eyes the supplied one is only good to give to children to look at solar eclipse!

Hi They released it today April 8 But with 30 euro more than last year... it was 99 and now 129. This made me really 😡

Standard wire and it will take 0.5 and 1kg spools. Its a really good welder

Hay algunos complejos comerciales que se llaman , Lidl , con estos tipos de productos !!

indeed, this reviewer has clearly no idea

latex gloves or.fingerless works good