Flex PE 14-2 150 110V and 220V. So you know the differences.

[irsankao]

Early this year I bought Flex PE 14-2 150 110V from AG and recently bought Flex PE 14-2 150 220V version since in my country 220V is the standard.

I am rather surprised for the differences. I thought you guys want to know too.

Main differences are:
1. 110V and 220V obviously.
2. Black and red cable.
3. Black and red handle.
4. Different looking boxes, inside 220V has more sort of booklets which in fact just catalogs of other flex products.
5. 220V casing is brighter red compare to 110V.
6. 110V is 5/8 spindle and 220V is M14 spindle.

In the inside of the machine, I don't know what's the different only Flex knows that.

So here we go.

Left is 110V and right is 220V. Noticed the color difference.



Top is 110V and bottom is 220. 110V manufacture date is 02/2013 and 220V manufacture date is 10/2013 so both quite "recent". 110V is taped up with paper masking when I don't scratch it when put upside down.


Black cable is 110V and red cable is 220V


Bigger and nicer box is 220V and small brown box is 110V

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Thanks for putting this together for us to see.