How do I know which product or machine is best for me?

 

What do you want to weld?

is always our first and most important question. What are you welding? We need to know the material, thickness and shape. All this, and the amount of work to be carried out, will help us to make recommendations. If you want to do a lot of welding in a short time, then the MIG machine is the answer to your prayers. Although it is more expensive, so the MMA may be the best solution for you because although it may run a little slower than the MIG machine, it is a more affordable price point.

As industry experts, we can advise our customers on the results you personally expect. We can customize our products to meet your welding needs, whether for commercial or personal use, whether you are an experienced welder or a beginner, and taking into account any time and cost constraints. We are here to help you determine your needs for the successful completion of your task at hand.

 

Industrial use or production use?

Different machines are suitable for different industries. Casual/hobby welders can use MMAs, which are very cost effective, while MIG machines are great for heavy industry because they can be used to weld thicker metals while being faster, thus reducing time per item. TIG welding, on the other hand, can be difficult, but if executed properly, leaves a cleaner, more aesthetically pleasing weld. Different results require different tools, and we can help you match the task to the tool.

 

Any specific process preferences?

Different types of welding processes lead to different results. At EACO, we can help you determine which process is best for the job, and then we can advise you on which equipment is best suited to get the job done. If you have a personal preference for which process to use, we will always take that into account. Or, we can share our expertise on the pros and cons of each process and how they compare in terms of cost versus quality, allowing you to make a fully informed decision. Check out our previous news or blogs where we outline the different welding processes.