Repair most metals with a single machine—these welders perform MIG, TIG, and stick welds. MIG welding is often used for general purpose applications, as it’s faster than other techniques and easiest to learn. TIG welding works on thin metal and leaves a clean appearance, so it’s commonly used for finish work. Stick welding is the best method for heavy duty welds on thick or dirty metal. It’s also the easiest to do outdoors, since it doesn’t use shielding gas that could be affected by wind.

Carts let you easily move welders, gas and accessories from one area to another.

Spool guns hold a small spool of welding wire for use when MIG welding aluminum.

TIG torches are required for TIG welding. TIG foot pedals let you control amperage to make adjustments while TIG welding.