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SIP Mig Mate 130 & 150 Turbo
Mike R-F - 24/3/06 at 02:20 PM

Just took delivery of a regulator etc to convert my MIG Mate 130 to take larger bottles from a company called West Skelston Sevices. They kindly included a current catalog which featured, amongst other things, the SIP MIG Mate 130 & 150 Turbos at £134.00 & £134.68 respectivly (+VAT). Quite a bit cheaper than most other places I think & possibly a good buy if anyone's in the market just now.

Contact details are:-
WSS
Unit 173
Heathhall Ind. Est.
Dumfries
DG1 3PH

Tel 01387 256536

www.westskelstonservices.co.uk

[Edited on 24/3/06 by Mike R-F]


DorsetStrider - 24/3/06 at 03:53 PM

How much for delivery to Dorset?


Mike R-F - 24/3/06 at 04:05 PM

No idea, why not call & ask? Now that I've edited my post to the correct tel. no.


britishtrident - 24/3/06 at 04:21 PM

Words are just not enough to describe my feelings about SIP Mig welders.


For an extra 20 quid you can get a Sealey Mightymig 130 Amp Turbo Mig Welder from Weld UK Ltd and give yourself a better chance of turning out decent welds. Rescued attachment 130.jpg
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Mike R-F - 24/3/06 at 07:29 PM

I appreciat that SIP MIGs come in for a bit of flak on here. I bought mine on the strength of the recommendation in Practical Classics when it was highly praised &, to be honest, I've found it to be fairly capable. I will admit that it's nowhere near as good as the machine I learned on at night class but, then again, it's a hell of a lot cheaper. Could be that the build quality is variable, but, by the way mine has performed. I wouldn't have a problem recommending one. The price from WSS is pretty keen too.


Peteff - 24/3/06 at 07:51 PM

I had a Sip 130 Autoplus for 7 years and only had a feed problem when I first got it. It was repaired under warranty (transistor on feed regulator board) and worked well for the rest of the time I had it.