Buy industrial welding equipment: MIG, TIG, MMA, plasma and laser machines
Choose a professional welding process according to the materials, thickness, joint design, workload, workshop electrical supply and required safety measures. Compare the exact technical data and supplied accessories before purchasing.
Which industrial welding process suits your work?
- MIG/MAG welding: commonly used for suitable fabrication work with wire feed and shielding gas; compare current range, duty cycle, feed system and materials.
- TIG welding: for applications requiring precise control and an appropriate combination of material, power source and shielding gas.
- MMA or stick welding: portable electrode-based welding for suitable repair and fabrication work; check electrode sizes, current range and duty cycle.
- Plasma cutting: a metal cutting process, not a substitute for a welding machine; confirm cutting capacity, air requirements and safety equipment.
- Industrial laser welding: specialised equipment requiring controlled safety arrangements, trained personnel, suitable protective measures and installation assessment.
New HOLZMANN laser welding machine listed on Makitor
For professional applications where the technology and safety requirements are appropriate, Makitor has published the HOLZMANN LASER12 230 V industrial laser welding machine. Its product page describes a 1.2 kW system; verify the precise configuration, permitted materials, supplied equipment and manufacturer instructions.
A high-power laser welding system is not an ordinary MIG, TIG or MMA replacement. Industrial laser welding presents serious hazards and requires appropriate guarding, risk assessment and specialist training. Ask for the applicable safety documentation and confirm the local installation requirements before ordering.
Technical checklist before buying welding machinery
- Metals or materials, thickness and joint requirements
- Welding process, output range and duty cycle
- Electrical supply, cooling, gas or compressed-air requirements
- Included torch, cables, wire feeder, consumables and safety equipment
- Documentation, warranty, spare parts and service arrangements
- Transport, installation and commissioning cost
New or used welding equipment: what to inspect
For a used inverter, welder or plasma system, ask for the exact make and model, use history, repairs, condition of power cables and connectors, cooling, control displays and a demonstration where appropriate. Compare a used machine with a new equivalent performing the same type of welding or cutting, not simply by its asking price.
Request an industrial welding equipment quotation
Describe the welding process, material and typical thickness, working time, power supply and delivery postcode. Makitor must confirm whether a matching new model is available; this guide does not claim ownership of every MIG, TIG, MMA or plasma machine discussed.