Reboot manufactures versatile welding machines and plasma cutters, including MIG, TIG, and Stick welders designed for DIY enthusiasts and professional fabrication.
Reboot is a supplier of welding and cutting equipment, known for producing user-friendly, inverter-based machines for metalworking. The product lineup includes multi-process welders capable of MIG, Lift TIG, and Stick welding, as well as high-efficiency air plasma cutters.
Popular models such as the RBM2100 and CUT50DL feature digital displays, dual-voltage compatibility, and portable designs suitable for processing materials like carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. Reboot targets both home DIY hobbyists and industrial users, often providing support through direct customer service channels and specialized welding groups.
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The OC (Over Current) light indicates that the machine has triggered its overheat or overcurrent protection. This is a normal safety feature. Stop welding but keep the machine powered on so the fan can cool the internal components. The light should turn off once the machine returns to a safe operating temperature.
For gasless flux-cored wire (MIG), you typically use DCEN (Direct Current Electrode Negative). Connect the grounding clamp to the positive (+) terminal and the MIG torch to the negative (-) terminal.
Yes, many Reboot multi-process units support aluminum welding. This usually requires a spool gun (sold separately) or a specific setup with a graphene liner and U-groove rollers, along with 100% Argon gas.
For 110V input, a 50A circuit breaker is often recommended. For 220V input, a 30A circuit breaker is generally sufficient, though requirements may vary by specific model (e.g., RBA1400 vs RBM2100).