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I have had a recent increase in my electric bill (two actually) and was
curious how to find out the amount of electric used for various types of welders. I have a Lincoln 110v Mig, Lincoln Ideal Arc 250 220v arc welder, and a Lincoln Square Wave 175 Tig welder, also 220v. I would like to know how much elec. is used when the machines are welding at about 50-75% of their duty cycle. Im trying to figure out how much to charge to make up for the increase. Thanks, Craig |
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