Best Multi-Process Welder: 6 Picks From Plasma Combos to Pro Grade
Six machines that MIG, TIG and stick weld from one box, five of them with a plasma cutter built in, compared on output by input voltage, cut ratings and what ships in the box.
By WeldGearLab Editorial
Updated October 4, 2026
This guide is for home shop and farm welders who want MIG, TIG and stick from one machine, and often a plasma cutter too, instead of buying three or four boxes. A multi-process machine saves bench space and money, but it also packs more claims into one listing, so we compared these on what each states for output by input voltage, cut ratings, what ships in the box and the warranty in writing.
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Quick picks
- Best Overall ANDELI MCT-416P: Pulse MIG, HF TIG and HF plasma with MIG, TIG and plasma torches plus an air regulator in the box, and a stated 2 year warranty. Check price
- Best Pro Grade Miller Multimatic 215: MIG to 3/8 inch on 240V and 3/16 inch on 120V, pulsed MIG and TIG, with a regulator and 15 ft MIG gun included. Check price
- Clearest 110V Numbers PUWU CT-418PRO: States MIG output on both inputs, 200A on 220V and 146A on 110V, and cut ratings for each. Check price
- Best Budget FEMEROL MTC200PRO: MIG, HF TIG, stick and plasma with TIG and plasma torches and an air regulator, the lowest price here. Check price
Compare the picks
| Model | Gear Score | Processes | MIG output | Plasma cut (clean / max) | Duty cycle | Weight | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ANDELI MCT-416P | 63 | Pulse MIG, MIG, flux core, HF TIG, stick, HF plasma | Not stated (TIG 160A) | 10 / 15 mm on 110V; 15 / 18 mm on 220V | Not stated | 44.9 lb | 2 years |
| YESWELDER MP200-PRO | 62 | MIG, pulsed MIG, flux core, HF and Lift TIG, pulsed TIG, stick, plasma, spot, clean | 200A | 6 / 12 mm (1/4 / 1/2 in) | Not stated | 59.9 lb | 2 years |
| PUWU CT-418PRO | 60 | MIG, flux core, HF TIG, stick, plasma, spool gun | 200A on 220V, 146A on 110V | 8 / 12 mm on 110V; 12 / 16 mm on 220V | Not stated | 25.6 lb | 2 years |
| ARCCAPTAIN MIG205MP | 59 | Pulse MIG, MIG, flux core, HF and Lift TIG, stick, plasma, spot, clean | 30 to 205A | 10 / 18 mm | 60% (amperage not stated) | 46.2 lb | 3 years quality service |
| Miller Multimatic 215 PRO | 56 | MIG, pulsed MIG, TIG, pulsed TIG, stick | Not stated | No plasma | Not stated | 50.9 lb | Not stated |
| FEMEROL MTC200PRO | 54 | MIG, flux core, HF TIG, stick, plasma, spot | 200A | 10 / 16 mm on 220V | 60% (amperage not stated) | 42 lb | Not stated |
Specifications are manufacturer rated, as published on each listing and collected 4 October 2026. Plasma cut ratings are shown as clean cut and maximum or sever cut, in the units each listing uses.
The picks
| Award | Product | LAT Score About the Gear ScoreThe LAT Score is our own rating from 0 to 10, based on performance, design and build, ease of use, and value. It reflects independent research and is never influenced by manufacturers, retailers, or affiliate commissions. Learn more › | |
|---|---|---|---|
ANDELI Plasma Cutter Welder Combo,MIG Welder
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63/100 | Buy | |
YESWELDER 12-in-1 Welder & Plasma Cutter Combo
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62/100 | Buy | |
Plasma Cutter Welder Combo 6 in 1 Welding Machine
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60/100 | Buy | |
ARCCAPTAIN MIG205MP MIG Welder with Plasma Cutter
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59/100 | Buy | |
Miller Multimatic® 215 PRO Multiprocess Welder
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56/100 | Buy | |
FEMEROL Plasma Cutter Welder Combo 200A Gas
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54/100 | Buy |
ANDELI Plasma Cutter Welder Combo,MIG Welder
A pulse MIG, HF TIG and HF plasma combo that ships with all three torches, an air regulator and a stated 2 year warranty.
Pros
- MIG, WP-17 TIG and PT-31 plasma torches, air filter regulator and graphene liner in the box
- Plasma cut ratings stated for both inputs, 10 mm clean on 110V and 15 mm clean on 220V
- HF start for TIG and plasma, no scratch start needed
- 2 year warranty with free replacement parts, per the listing
Cons
- No MIG output figure, only 160A for TIG
- No duty cycle rating in the listing
- Only CE is mentioned, no CSA, UL or ETL listing
- Product dimensions in the table, 10 x 2 x 2.7 inches, are clearly wrong
YESWELDER 12-in-1 Welder & Plasma Cutter Combo
A 12 mode MIG, TIG, stick and plasma machine with pulsed modes for all three welding processes and 40 memory slots.
Pros
- Pulsed MIG, pulsed TIG and pulsed stick, plus HF and Lift TIG
- Output stated by process: 200A MIG and TIG, 160A stick, 40A cut
- 40 memory slots, 20 for MIG and 20 for other processes
- 2 year warranty in the listing
Cons
- No duty cycle rating in the listing
- Lowest plasma rating here, 6 mm clean and 12 mm maximum
- The listing does not say which accessories are in the box
- Heaviest machine here at 59.9 lb, and first listed in February 2026
Plasma Cutter Welder Combo 6 in 1 Welding Machine
A light six mode MIG, TIG, stick and plasma combo that states its output and cut ratings on both 110V and 220V.
Pros
- States MIG output on each input: 200A on 220V, 146A on 110V
- Plasma cut ratings for each input, 8 mm clean on 110V and 12 mm clean on 220V
- 25.6 lb, the lightest machine in this guide
- 2 year warranty in the listing
Cons
- No duty cycle rating in the listing
- Included components field lists only the welder
- Spool gun sold separately
- Brand name does not appear in the listing title
ARCCAPTAIN MIG205MP MIG Welder with Plasma Cutter
A nine mode MIG, TIG, stick and plasma machine with app control, the most owner ratings among the combos here, and current ranges stated for every process.
Pros
- Current ranges for every process: MIG 30 to 205A, TIG and stick 20 to 205A, cut 20 to 50A
- Plasma rated 10 mm quality and 18 mm maximum
- One torch connection shared by HF and Lift TIG, foot pedal compatible
- App control with unlimited named presets
Cons
- Duty cycle given as 60% with no amperage
- Listing says 3 years quality service, not a warranty with stated coverage
- Spool gun sold separately, and the box contents list only the welder
- Cut ratings do not say which input voltage they apply to
Miller Multimatic® 215 PRO Multiprocess Welder
A 120V and 240V MIG, TIG and stick machine with pulsed MIG and TIG, rated MIG thickness by input, and a regulator and 15 ft gun in the box.
Pros
- MIG rated to 3/8 inch on 240V and 3/16 inch on 120V
- Pulsed MIG and pulsed TIG with Auto-Set and program memory
- Flow gauge regulator, gas hose, 15 ft MIG gun and 15 ft work cable included
- Wire ranges stated: .024 to .035 inch solid and .030 to .045 inch flux core
Cons
- No warranty term in the listing
- No amperage or duty cycle in the listing
- No plasma cutting
- Several times the price of the combos here
FEMEROL Plasma Cutter Welder Combo 200A Gas
The lowest priced combo here, with MIG, HF TIG, stick and plasma, and TIG and plasma torches plus an air regulator in the box.
Pros
- 15AK MIG torch, TIG torch, plasma torch and air filter regulator in the box
- Teflon liner included for aluminum wire
- Plasma rated 10 mm clean and 16 mm sever on 220V
- HF start TIG
Cons
- No warranty term in the listing
- Duty cycle given as 60% with no amperage
- No cut rating stated for 110V
- No MIG output figure for 110V input
How we scored them
Each machine is scored out of 100 on performance, build, value, safety listing and warranty, with the weights published on our How We Pick page. A spec the listing does not publish scores nothing.
| Product | Gear Score | Perf. | Build | Value | Safety | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ANDELI MCT-416P | 63 | 21 | 17 | 16 | 0 | 9 |
| YESWELDER MP200-PRO | 62 | 25 | 15 | 13 | 0 | 9 |
| PUWU CT-418PRO | 60 | 22 | 13 | 16 | 0 | 9 |
| ARCCAPTAIN MIG205MP | 59 | 24 | 14 | 14 | 0 | 7 |
| Miller Multimatic 215 | 56 | 27 | 19 | 10 | 0 | 0 |
| FEMEROL MTC200PRO | 54 | 20 | 16 | 18 | 0 | 0 |
Buying guide: what matters in a multi-process welder
Which processes you will actually use
Mode counts are not a useful comparison. Spot and clean modes are variations, and spool gun MIG needs a gun most listings sell separately. Decide which of MIG, flux core, TIG, stick and plasma you need, then check that each comes with the torch it needs. Of the six picks, only the ANDELI and FEMEROL list MIG, TIG and plasma torches all in the box, and only the Miller lists a gas regulator.
Output on 110V and 220V
All six advertise two input voltages, but only PUWU states the MIG output on each, 200A on 220V and 146A on 110V, and only Miller states MIG thickness on each, 3/8 inch on 240V and 3/16 inch on 120V. Assume the headline amperage needs 220V or 240V unless the listing says otherwise, and have a licensed electrician install the circuit.
Plasma: clean cut versus sever
A clean or quality cut is the thickness the torch cuts with a usable edge. A maximum or sever cut only separates the metal, leaving dross to grind. In this guide clean cut ratings run from 6 mm to 15 mm, and only ANDELI and PUWU give them for both inputs. For regular cutting of 1/2 inch plate, a dedicated plasma cutter is the better tool: see our best plasma cutter under $1000. Plasma also needs clean, dry compressed air, so budget for a compressor if you do not have one.
Duty cycle and warranty
Of the 14 multi-process listings we looked at, only 1 stated a duty cycle with an amperage, and two of the picks here give 60% with no amperage, which cannot be compared. Four of the six picks state a term: three say 2 years and ARCCAPTAIN says 3 years of quality service. None of the 14 listings stated a CSA, UL or ETL listing, and ANDELI mentions only CE, which is not a North American safety listing.
Before you strike an arc or start a cut. Use the shade the manual specifies for each process: TIG, MIG and plasma need different shades. Wear flame resistant clothing and leather gloves, ventilate well, and clear anything flammable, since plasma throws sparks farther than welding. Disconnect power before changing plasma consumables. See the OSHA welding and cutting overview and our Safety Disclaimer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a multi-process welder worth it for a home shop?
Yes, if you will use at least two of the processes. One machine with MIG, TIG and stick costs less and takes less space than separate machines. If you only weld steel with wire, a dedicated MIG welder is simpler; see our best MIG welder under $1000.
Can a multi-process welder TIG weld aluminum?
Not on the evidence of these listings. None of the six states AC TIG output, and ARCCAPTAIN says DC TIG outright. DC TIG welds steel and stainless; TIG welding aluminum needs AC output, see our best TIG welder for aluminum. Several picks can MIG weld aluminum with a spool gun or liner.
Do I need an air compressor for the plasma cutter?
Yes. The plasma cutters in these combos use compressed air. The ANDELI and FEMEROL include an air filter regulator, but not a compressor.
What is the difference between HF TIG and Lift TIG?
HF TIG starts the arc with a high frequency spark, without touching the tungsten to the work. Lift TIG starts by touching and lifting. HF starts are cleaner and easier on the tungsten, but HF can interfere with nearby electronics.
Why does the Miller score below cheaper combos?
Our score counts only what the listing states. The Miller listing publishes no amperage, duty cycle or warranty term, which costs it points, and its price weighs on value. It still has the most specific thickness ratings and the most complete gas MIG kit here.
Related: best MIG welder under $1000, best plasma cutter under $1000, best TIG welder for aluminum, and the multi-process welders hub.
About the author
WeldGearLab Editorial is the editorial team behind WeldGearLab. We research product listings, specifications, safety listings and warranty terms, score every pick with the published Gear Score method, and correct errors when readers report them. We do not run shop tests; see How We Pick for exactly how picks are made.