Power and Control for Heavy-Duty Metal Joining
A Welding Machine is a core tool in metal fabrication, built to fuse materials together under high heat and mechanical stress. Unlike joining processes that rely on filler flow, welding permanently melts the base metals, creating joints that are capable of withstanding extreme loads, vibration, and harsh operating conditions.
Designed for workshops, construction sites, and industrial production floors, welding machines play a vital role in industries such as construction, shipbuilding, oil and gas, automotive manufacturing, and heavy engineering.
Key Features
Built for Strength and Demanding Environments
Welding machines are engineered to deliver high and stable output power, ensuring deep penetration and strong weld seams. They are suitable for working with a…
Precise Control for Skilled Workmanship
Control supports multiple welding processes such as: MMA (Stick Welding), MIG / MAG, Welding, TIG Welding
Productivity Without Compromise
From manual repair work to large-scale fabrication, welding machines are designed to maintain performance over long operating hours.
A Fundamental Tool for Industrial Fabrication
Enable fabricators to build structures and components that are meant to last, even under the most demanding conditions.