ARC / MMA
A practical starting point for general steel fabrication, repair work and site welding.

From a single spark.
To whatever comes next.
Your material. Your power. Your working day.
Let’s find a process that fits.
A welding setup should fit your material, your power supply and the way you work. Let’s make that choice a little clearer.
From everyday steelwork to precise finishing. Explore the process behind the job.
View all processesA practical starting point for general steel fabrication, repair work and site welding.
A wire-fed process for repeatable fabrication work and longer weld runs.
A process for controlled welds where appearance and joint quality matter.
Explore plasma cutting for preparing conductive metals before assembly and welding.
Choose the work you do. Explore a starting point for your equipment conversation.
A practical starting point for general steel fabrication, repair work and site welding.
Electrode type, input supply, working current and the time you spend welding.
A practical starting point for general steel fabrication, repair work and site welding.
Electrode type, input supply, working current and the time you spend welding.
A wire-fed process for repeatable fabrication work and longer weld runs.
Material thickness, wire size, shielding gas and wire-feeder configuration.
A process for controlled welds where appearance and joint quality matter.
Material type, AC or DC requirements, torch setup and welding current.
Explore plasma cutting for preparing conductive metals before assembly and welding.
Metal thickness, cut quality, compressed-air supply and available input power.
THE WORKSHOP / WHERE IT BEGINSBefore choosing a machine, look at the whole job. Three simple details help shape a useful equipment conversation.
Tell us which metals you work with, their thickness and the joints or cuts you need to make.
Share the input voltage and phase available, along with workshop or site conditions.
Describe the length and frequency of your welds, your operating locations and the accessories you use.