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Mitrowski Welding Equipment sells new, certified pre-owned, and used engine driven welding machines.
We stock both gasoline and diesel engine Driven welding machines.
Brands of Engine Drives Mitrowski Welding Equipment sells:
We are a authorized Lincoln Electric dealer and service center, and we also sell Miller Electric and will service Miller Electric.
Warrantys we offer are:
New = 3 Year Warranty
Certified Pre-Owned = 3 Year Warranty
Used = 30 Day or 90 Day Warranty
We do NOT offer In-House financing options. We will accept checks from a bank if you chose to finance a machine.
If you are interested in any of the Engine Drives below please give us a call 713-943-8032 or email sales@mitrowskiwelding.com
We stock both gasoline and diesel engine Driven welding machines.
Brands of Engine Drives Mitrowski Welding Equipment sells:
We are a authorized Lincoln Electric dealer and service center, and we also sell Miller Electric and will service Miller Electric.
Warrantys we offer are:
New = 3 Year Warranty
Certified Pre-Owned = 3 Year Warranty
Used = 30 Day or 90 Day Warranty
We do NOT offer In-House financing options. We will accept checks from a bank if you chose to finance a machine.
If you are interested in any of the Engine Drives below please give us a call 713-943-8032 or email sales@mitrowskiwelding.com
Engine Driven Welding Machine Features
Engine driven welders are primarily used for powering several different types of welding equipment. Each of these unique welding packages provides their own type of weld that separates it from the others. Some of the types of welders that engine driven welding machines power, include:- Stick Welding Machines – Stick welding is the most widely utilized welding process. It uses a fixed length electrode and an electric power source to join numerous types of metals. The essential piece of the covered electrode consists of a solid metal rod that is covered with mineral compounds and metal powders. A binding agent is then used to help the coverings adhere to the surface of the electrode.
- TIG Welders – TIG (tungsten inert gas) welding utilizes a non-consumable tungsten electrode that delivers the current to the welding arc. The tungsten and weld puddle are protected and cooled with an inert gas, typically argon.
- MIG Welding Equipment – MIG welding provides a highly productive way to weld since the user does not have to frequently change the rods. MIG welding also allows the user to produce impressive welds without the concern of cleanup, chipping or brushing of the weld.
- Flux-Cored Welding Machines – Flux-core is a wire welding process in which a continuous hollow wire electrode is fed through the welding gun into the weld joint. Self-shielded flux-cored welding differs from MIG welding in that it doesn’t require an external shielding gas, such as carbon dioxide or argon, to protect the weld pool from contamination.
Choosing an Engine Driven Welder
When choosing an engine driven welder machine, there are several factors you should consider. The type of welder that you get is ultimately reflective of the job functions that you need it to perform. Before purchasing a new machine, consider these factors:Welding Machine Application
What do you want your engine driven welder to be able to do? Many choose a machine that can perform a variety of processes, usually Stick, Flux Cored, MIG, and TIG. Some may look for other applications like pipe welding or arc gouging. You should also consider the material being welded, as well as the size of the job. Whether you’re welding a mild steel plate or participating in a small repair job will affect what kind of welder you are looking for.The Engine Driven Welding Machines Power Capacity
Depending upon what processes you would like your welder to perform, it will require differing wattage levels. Engine Driven welders offer power from 5,000 to 20,000 watts. If you need to perform simultaneous activities, you may need a higher wattage. Running power tools, for example, will alter the number of watts you need. To run an air compressor, you need at least 8,200 watts.
Engine Drives Fuel Consumption
Gasoline, diesel, and propane engines are used in conjunction with an engine driven welding machine. Each of these options offers different benefits and disadvantages. Gas engines tend to offer a lower product cost and are often a smaller size. Diesel engines, however, use less fuel and have longer lives. Different jobs can require different engine types.
An Engine Driven Welders Potential for Portability
If the job you’re performing requires your engine driven welder to be portable, a gasoline engine would be the best decision. They tend to be smaller and easier to carry or lift inside the work area.
Engine Driven Welders from Mitrowski Welding
Mitrowski Welding offers a large selection of new, used, and reconditioned welding equipment from major brands like Lincoln, Miller Electric, and more. Our inventory is always changing, and we strive to find the best welding equipment for our customers. We can also recondition and service your engine driven welders.Click on the engine driven welding machine images below for additional product details. If you don't see the welding machine you are looking for, please contact us.
