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Welder Generators

Our comprehensive selection of welder generators includes a range of petrol and diesel options, as well as various welding power sources and control units. These portable units offer the flexibility to weld on the move and some also feature auxiliary output capabilities, allowing you to use them to for power tools. This makes them a valuable tool for any mobile welder looking for versatility and convenience....Read more

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  • Newarc R5000 CC/CV Inverter Power Source MK5

    NA9910618

     £2,431.00 ex VAT £2,917.20 inc VAT
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  • Welder Generator Arc Star GW5-200 KBM

    35.23200K

     £1,943.75 ex VAT £2,332.50 inc VAT
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  • Newarc Viper 2500S TIG Control Unit

    2500S

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  • Newarc R4000 CC/CV Inverter Power Source

    R4000

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  • Mosa Magicweld 200 Petrol Welding Generator Site Ready Package

    ZX35.22251

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  • Mosa TS 400 KSX Welder – Generator

    35.37405

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  • Mosa TS300 KSX/EL Welder – Generator

    TS300 KSX/EL

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  • Mosa TS 200 BS/EL Welder – Petrol Welding Generator

    35.23202

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  • Mosa Magicweld 200 Petrol Welding Generator (Super Portable 57 Kg)

    35.22251

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Choosing and Maintaining Welding Fume Extractors
Welding is an essential process in many industries, but it also creates harmful welding fumes that can cause health problems for workers if they are not properly controlled. In the UK, employers have a legal responsibility to protect their employees from exposure to welding fumes under the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 (COSHH). Failure to comply with these regulations can result in legal action being taken against [...]

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