Welding Machines

Welding machines to cover every process on the shop floor: MIG, TIG, stick, multi-process and plasma, from 10-amp plug-in inverters for repair work through to 500-amp water-cooled packages like the Razor SWF 500 for heavy fabrication. The range spans Unimig Viper and Razor series, CIGWELD Transmig plants and WIA machines, plus wire feeders, water coolers, induction heating kits and the auxiliary gear that keeps a bay productive.

It suits fabricators, maintenance fitters, mobile welders and workshops fitting out a new bay — whether that means a compact single-phase unit for the ute or a three-phase plant that runs all shift.

MIG, TIG or stick — which welding machine should I buy first?

For general steel fabrication, MIG is the fastest to learn and the quickest to lay metal down. Stick suits outdoor and maintenance work because it tolerates wind and less-than-perfect surfaces. TIG gives the cleanest, most precise result on stainless and aluminium but is slower. If the work varies, a multi-process inverter covers all three from one power source.

WeldCo supplies fabrication and maintenance trades across Melbourne and Adelaide, with trade pricing and straight advice on matching a machine to the job.