We offer a wide variety of TIG welders for welding steel, stainless, aluminium & more with inverter based DC & AC/DC and air & water cooling models available. Choose from scratch start, lift arc & high frequency ignition options.

Where is the TIG welding process used?

• TIG welders are used in the industry when precise, strong welds are required. It produces great results on thinner metals & offers a more aesthetic weld bead.
• TIG welding is a skilled weld to execute, due to the intricacy of the process, however the results can produce incredibly clean and polished results.

Which TIG welder types are there?

• DC current is used for mild & stainless steel
• AC/DC for welding aluminium.
• Inverter based units reduce weight & are energy saving
• Pulse TIG models offers less heat input, increased control & speed benefits
• Arc ignition is important (HF, lift arc & scratch start)

Key drivers when building a TIG Welding machine specification

• Material type
• Material thickness
• Frequency of use
• Available Electrical supply
• Portability of the unit
• Ease of set up & operation
• Duty cycle 

Dig into our TIG welding machine guides

To break down the features required when choosing a TIG welder, read our in depth article advice article Choosing the right TIG welder . Our experts break down the key components to aid your choice & discuss everything from water cooling, to arc ignition & control panels. 

After Sales Services for TIG welding equipment

Crucially, all of our TIG welding inverters sales are supported by our service & repair team, with trained engineers conducting repairs in the field or at our HQ.

Where ISO 9000 is a consideration, Welding equipment calibration to standard BS EN IEC 60974-14 can be undertaken.