TOOLIOM TIG Welding Foot Pedal – 5-Pin Amp Control, 16 ft Cable, Compatible with 5-Pin TIG Welders

Precision at your feet: upgrade your TIG welding control

When TIG welding, precise amperage control matters for bead quality and heat management. The TOOLIOM TIG Welding Foot Pedal delivers hands-free control with a comfortable design and reliable signal, helping you tune heat and fusion as you work. This pedal invites you to focus on the weld path while adjusting amperage with subtle foot movements.

Designed for comfort and accuracy, the pedal features a non-slip surface and a generous 16 ft cable, so you can position the welder and workpiece with minimal movement. The long reach supports varied setups, from compact benches to larger fabrication stations, without forcing awkward posture.

What makes it stand out

• Non-slip surface helps your foot stay secure during long sessions
• Contoured pedal shape reduces foot fatigue and enhances control
• 16 ft cable length provides flexible reach across the shop floor
• 5-pin connector supports compatible TIG power sources for straightforward integration

Compatibility and setup

• Works with TIG welding machines that accept a 5-pin pedal, including Sunstac SS-250P/ACDC and TOOLIOM TL-MCT520
• Simple foot control lets you activate amperage smoothly and confidently during welds
• Remote-like operation can help you stay focused on your workpiece and torch angle

How to use

Step on the pedal to increase amperage, and release to decrease or turn off. The range runs from 0 to 250 amps and is paired with a 10 kΩ potentiometer for steady, predictable response.

What you may gain

• Hands-free amperage management for steadier bead formation
• Potential improvements in workflow on longer welds and repetitive passes
• Flexible positioning that suits different setups and workpieces

Specifications at a glance

• Amperage range: 0–250 A
• Potentiometer: 10 k Ohm
• Cable length: 16 ft
• Connector: 5-pin
• Compatible with Sunstac SS-250P and TOOLIOM TL-MCT520 series

Note: weld conditions and safety practices vary; use appropriate protection and training for best results.