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Cea Qubox Pulse Multiprocess Welder with Separate Wire Feeder – 400v
£3,918.00 – £6,088.00- Tackle a wide range of welding projects with a single machine
- Achieve superior weld quality and control with advanced features
- Improve workflow efficiency with the separate wire feeder design and long interconnecting cables
- Built to withstand demanding environments for long-lasting performance
- User-friendly interface simplifies setup and operation for both beginners and experienced welders
Cea Qubox MIG MAG Welder with Separate Wire Feeder – 400v
£3,479.00 – £4,950.00- Handle diverse welding projects with a single machine
- Separate wire feeder design offers extended reach and manoeuvrability
- User-friendly interface simplifies setup and parameter selection for beginners
- Fine-tune settings for experienced welders to achieve perfect welds
- Built to last in demanding professional environments
- Long interconnecting cables reduce downtime associated with repositioning the power source
- Advanced features like 4-roll wire drive and water cooling (optional) ensure consistent and high-quality welds
Cea Q-Yard 450 Multi Process Welder with Separate Wire Feeder – 400v
£3,359.00 ex. VAT Â Â £4,030.80 inc VAT- Tackle diverse welding projects with a single machine
- Achieve superior weld quality and precision across various applications
- Improve operator comfort and reduce fatigue with ergonomic wire feeder design
- Maximise productivity and efficiency with user-friendly controls
- Ensure long-lasting performance and reliability in demanding environments
Cea Convex & Convex Pulse Multi Process Welder – 400v
£3,117.00 – £4,435.00- Achieve professional-quality welds on various materials
- Simplify operation with user-friendly controls
- Minimise rework thanks to reduced splatter and distortion (Convex Pulse model)
- Tackle diverse welding projects with a single machine
- Enjoy easy manoeuvrability for on-site jobs
- Invest in a reliable and long-lasting welding solution
Cea Convex Mobile 255 Pulse Multi Process Welder – 400v
£2,873.00 ex. VAT Â Â £3,447.60 inc VAT- Tackle MIG/MAG, MMA, and TIG welding with a single machine
- Achieve precise and spatter-free welds on a variety of materials, including thin metals
- Easily transport your welder to any job site for ultimate convenience
- Reduce energy consumption with PFC technology
- Simplify welding with intuitive controls and synergic settings
Cea Convex Mobile 251 Multi Process Welder – 400v
£2,339.00 ex. VAT Â Â £2,806.80 inc VAT- Tackle diverse welding projects with a single machine
- Achieve professional-grade results with effortless control
- Boost productivity with quick program selection and consistent wire feed
- Maximise portability for convenient on-site welding
- Reduce running costs with energy-saving features
- Maintain peace of mind with built-in diagnostics and security
TIG Welders  | TIG Welding Machines
TIG welding, also known as Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), is a precise and versatile welding method performed using a TIG welder. The TIG welding process uses a non-consumable tungsten electrode to create an arc that melts the workpiece and filler metal. A crucial element of this welding method is the use of shielding gas (TIG gas), which is used to protect the weld area from weakening through impurities.
Shop a broad range of TIG welders here at Express Weldcare Services, where you will find top of the range welding brands including: ESAB, Migatronic, Bohler, Parweld and Jasic.
What are TIG welders good for?
TIG welders offer a wide range of benefits, including:Â Â
- Excellent control over the welding process, resulting in precise and clean welds
- High quality welds with no spatter
- Capability to weld a wide range of materials, such as, aluminium, stainless steel, and other metals
- Low heat input, which reduces the likelihood of warping, distortion or burn-through
The versatility of TIG welding allows it to be used in a range of applications, including automotive, aerospace, art and sculpture. With features like high-frequency start, AC/DC output, inverter technology, and pulse welding, TIG welding machines offer a range of capabilities for welding professionals and enthusiasts.
TIG Welders vs MIG welders?
The main differences between TIG welding and MIG welding are their precision and control versus speed and ease of use. TIG welding is well-suited for welding thin materials and exotic metals, while MIG welding is ideal for welding thicker materials and high-volume production. Both processes have their own unique features and benefits and are widely used in a variety of industries, depending on the specific welding application.
