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Reviewing the Magnum MIG 210 Easy Synergy Welder: Evaluating Its Worth and Technical Specs

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  • #1 17419395
    kilerr0
    Level 9  
    Migum MIG welder 210 easy Synergia 200A
    Technical parameters - MIG / MAG welding machines

    Max. Welding current [A]: 200
    Welding current range [A]: MIG / MAG - 50-200 A, MMA 10 ÷ 160 A, TIG Lift 10 ÷ 200 A
    Current [A] / duty cycle [%]: 200/60
    Security [A]: 20
    Power consumption: 6.4
    Power supply [V]: 230
    Degree of protection: IP21S
    Idle voltage [V]: 51 V
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  • #3 17419452
    Magister_123
    Level 36  
    And what will you use the welder for?
    I have two magnums (mma and mig / mag with mma). No problems. It is true that I weld only casual for the needs of my friends and acquaintances. But the equipment is really very good.
  • #4 17419704
    kilerr0
    Level 9  
    What is the difference between this welder and the same model only without easy
  • #5 17421238
    mariusz999
    Level 18  
    The model which is described in that thread has the additional ability to regulate the inductance of the welding circuit, which is very useful when welding in forced positions.
    Welding voltage correction is also useful (not always what is in the program is suitable for us). In short, we can slightly raise or lower the value of this voltage to reduce spatter or improve penetration.
    Another difference is the brazing program (a useful feature in works related to auto-belting).
    The price is higher as well.
    As I mentioned, please contact the author of this topic and ask for opinions.
    One and the other welder for work at home and assembly will give. For heavy welding work, unfortunately, this class of equipment.
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  • #6 17460735
    kenubi
    Level 13  
    mariusz999 wrote:
    It all depends on what jobs you want to use this welder. In this topic you have a bit described you and how with this device https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3446070.html
    A colleague @dawidxcom bought this model so you can ask how this welder works.


    I wanted to straighten out something here, yes, in the above-mentioned thread, the synergy began mainly with magnum 210,
    but - what I missed myself at first:
    March 29, 2018: "I am ordering this set and a solder wire for a solder .." and here a link to the MAGNUM 210 Synergia allegro (without EASY - weight 12.8 kg)
    April 4, 2018 - "I bought today the migator is msmw200a macalister, and 0.6mm wire"
    Before someone else goes about another welding machine - thinking that it's MIG 210 Synergy.
  • #7 17461019
    stolek27
    Level 11  
    The difference in the weight of the Magnum 210 Synergia Easy welder (black panel) and Magnum 210 Synergia (bright panel) is striking. The first one weighs 10 kg and the second one weighs 12.8 kg. The question now is how is the difference in the weight of both welders if the overall dimensions are the same and the welding parameters are also the same, which can save so much weight? Easy costs around 1200 and synergy with a bright panel of around 1550, which is also puzzling. Is there anyone on the forum who has 210 synergy easy and could say what this equipment is worth? Because it seems cool and the price is good too.
  • #8 17461158
    kenubi
    Level 13  
    As I wrote in the "other" thread - I bought Magnum 210 synergia easy. I do not have the right weight, I only have a kitchen up to 4kg. Rather, I will not start up the equipment under the warranty before the first start-up, but I can make it better.
    [edit] I have not yet started the welding machine and I have no idea when I will find the opportunity / time, I want to do this and the second life. I only welded some of the middle transformer reinforcement, late Dad was, among others a certified welder and welded it even to thin sheets, for example repairing the leg of the ironing board, on quite random electrodes. I do not have large experience, I did not use it in a timely manner, I will not express my professional knowledge about the magnum 210.
  • #9 17461386
    stolek27
    Level 11  
    Well, how does this welder work? How with the quality of workmanship? What is great and what could be better in it?
  • #10 17478250
    maroo501
    Level 1  
    I have a migraine 210easy and I am satisfied with it in the home workshop, I am passing the exam, only for me the synergistic settings give too little tension and I personally weld in the Manual.
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  • #11 17578377
    dawidxcom
    Level 12  
    Hello to this confusion is the msmw200a macalister is not the same as the Magnum 210 synergy I had to buy Magnum but I got on the same day of this maca at a good price.
  • #12 17740221
    Paqś
    Level 2  
    Hello. I have a question for my friend maroo. How is mig migrating 210synergia easy today? I am thinking about buying to repair the car's flashing. The only thing that worries me is the minimum welding current - 50A. Have you tried to patch it with a thin sheet? Or maybe someone else bought this welder for the same purpose? Thanks in advance for your answer.
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  • #13 17742494
    dawidxcom
    Level 12  
    read a bit about car blashers because there is often a braze
  • #14 17742648
    Paqś
    Level 2  
    I read a little. If I had no knowledge, I would not plan to buy a welding machine. Only that I wanted to replace the frets and in places of welds probably would normally fit spot welding, which would involve a change in the wire (additional costs and problems with the wire cut). If it is different, correct me. Besides, I'm interested in how this equipment works after a little longer time.
  • #15 18079066
    ap16
    Level 10  
    Hello, I'm thinking about buying 210 synergy easy for car bodywork and I'm also bothering about 50 A current. Has anyone welded this thin sheet?
  • #16 18090604
    sarman

    Level 12  
    I ordered magnum 208 synergy just for metalwork, but also for aluminum
    in this price range, nothing better is supposedly not to be found
  • #17 18090625
    ap16
    Level 10  
    I also bought 208 synergy yesterday and I'm happy for now
  • #18 18208410
    donelbaron
    Level 15  
    I need to weld 2mm angles to 6mm angles, which is better 210 easy or without easy or 208?
  • #19 18286324
    rasel_1
    Level 10  
    I will say this. I recently bought Magnum Mig 210 Synergy easy and I will tell you what some nonsense say.
    In this welder it is possible to adjust the inductance, introduce voltage corrections in synergic settings, and even a fully manual mode. So I don't know what makes this welder different from the one without "easy".
    I did several welding with this welder and welds very well with both migmag and mma methods. I think that for this price the equipment is worth attention. For now, I recommend it with a clear conscience.
  • #20 19230433
    Baca1988
    Level 4  
    Hello, pick up the topic a bit, I'm going to buy a magnum welder
    I am faced with a choice between synergy 210 easy and 208 synergy
    For home work, something with time next to the car and for a total amateur who had no contact with a jiffy, only MMA
    What are the + and - of these devices and which appeals to you more
  • #21 19333592
    czarny8322
    Level 11  
    The 208 has full synergy with the choice of material thickness, while the 210 does not. But in my opinion the display / LCD panel is less readable and less accessible (in 208) than analog switches and ordinary 8-segment displays (in 210).


    There is still 210h - the panel is even cooler because there is an additional potentiometer so you can make changes faster, but the minus / plus change which is inside the housing and not outside.

    By the way, which welder did you choose? Will you write what are your impressions?
  • #22 19353333
    markonix
    Level 11  
    Hi, I was tempted for 210 hours, so far I have only welded with an ordinary mma inverter, I am trying to learn as much as possible about it and the settings, the manual is very tight, but the practice will soon show whether I will have problems or go smoothly.

    black Your observation regarding the polarity reversal inside - it's probably just a self-shielding wire.
  • #23 19389955
    rawka11
    Level 14  
    I also just bought a Magnum 210 H.
    "markonix" what is your experience of welding with this welder?

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the Magnum MIG 210 Easy Synergy welder, focusing on its technical specifications and practical applications. Users share their experiences with the welder, highlighting its versatility for MIG/MAG, MMA, and TIG welding. Key features include a maximum welding current of 200A, a duty cycle of 60%, and a current range suitable for various welding tasks. Comparisons are made between the Easy and standard Synergy models, noting differences in weight, inductance adjustment, and price. Users express satisfaction with the welder's performance for home projects, particularly in automotive repairs, while some mention concerns about the minimum welding current of 50A for thin materials. Overall, the Magnum MIG 210 Easy Synergy is recommended for amateur welders and light to moderate welding tasks.
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