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  • Lincoln Flextec 500X CE Power

    Lincoln Flextec 500X CE Power Source

    • Manufacturer: Lincoln
    • Model: Flextec 500X

    Powerful Performance From the Ground Up Out in the shipyards, construction sites and fabrication shops, it pays to keep it simple. The Flextec 500X multi-process welder is easy to set up and operate, yet rugged e...

    $9,377 USD

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    Est. $184/mo

    Kirrawee, Australia
  • MILLER PIPE WORX 400 MULTI

    MILLER PIPE WORX 400 MULTI PROCESS MACHINE WITH DUAL WIRE FEEDER

    • Manufacturer: Bilba Industries

    MILLER PIPE WORX 400 MULTI PROCESS MACHINE WITH DUAL WIRE FEEDER DESIGNED & OPTIMISED FOR PIPE FABRICATION SHOPS PipeWorx Welding System Part No: MR907534 SIMPLE PROCESS SET-UP Clearly labelled controls in easy-t...

    Kirrawee, Australia
  • FRONIUS TRANSSTEEL 2200 COMPACT MIG

    FRONIUS TRANSSTEEL 2200 COMPACT MIG WELDER

    • Manufacturer: Fronius

    TransSteel 2200 The TransSteel 2200 is a compact, 3-in-1 solution It is the first single-phase inverter power source from Fronius that is also multiprocess-capable, bringing together MMA, MIG/MAG and TIG in a sin...

    $3,733 USD
    Kirrawee, Australia

Overview

Welding equipment encompasses a variety of tools and machines used for joining metals through the application of heat, pressure, or both. This category includes items like welders, plasma cutters, welding helmets, and fume extractors, catering to professionals in construction, manufacturing, and repair industries.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying used welding equipment?

Check the equipment's condition, age, and warranty status. Ensure it has been well-maintained and inquire about any past repairs or issues.

How can I safely ship welding equipment?

Use a reliable shipping service that specializes in machinery. Make sure the equipment is properly packed and secured to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for welding equipment?

Regular maintenance includes checking cables and connections, cleaning the welding area, and inspecting the machine for any signs of wear. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance instructions.