German energy storage aluminum welding machine

What is a MIG/MAG welding machine?

MIG/MAG welding machines are true all-rounders when it comes to MIG/MAG welding. From non-alloyed and low-alloy steels, CrNi steels and non-ferrous metals, to MIG/MAG pulse or standard welding, and from one-off production to complex production lines, a large number of applications make these welding machines essential in many areas.

Which welding machine should I Choose?

It does not matter if you are welding aluminium or another material, or whether you are welding using a plasma, MMA or MIG/MAG process: An EWM welding machine is always the right choice! Our comprehensive range of high-quality welding machines spans from MIG/MAG welding machines, to TIG and microplasma, to portable MMA welding machines.

Does EWM offer TIG welding machines?

EWM has also considered this in terms of TIG welding machines: With our tigSpeed dynamic wire feed system for hot and cold wire welding, you can obtain top quality welding results at various welding speeds, as well as during MIG/MAG welding.

What is a TIG welding machine used for?

TIG welding machines are mainly used for welding clean and safe seams in forced positions and root passes. With our DC TIG welding machines, you can work with almost any material, from alloyed steel to copper, while EWM’s AC/DC welding machines are the ideal partner for welding aluminium.

What types of welding machines are available?

Our comprehensive range of high-quality welding machines spans from MIG/MAG welding machines, to TIG and microplasma, to portable MMA welding machines. Even in the age of digitisation.

Do you need a safety goggle for a laser welding machine?

The laser welding machine has laser class 4, so wearing safety goggles is mandatory. We also recommend further protective measures. These include safety clothing, a protective mask with appropriate respiratory filters and the use of laser safety barriers. It is imperative that you comply with all necessary safety regulations.