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Arc Welder & Stick Welder Suppliers in Melbourne

Updated Jul 30, 2024
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Any business with welding among their core processes should consider adding arc welding to their metal-joining repertoire if they haven’t already done so. 

Arc welding, also known as shield metal arc welding, manual metal arc welding and stick welding uses a fusion welding process whereby an electric arc melts and joins metals. This electric arc keeps a molten metal pool agitated and the metal that is being welded is thoroughly mixed with melted electrode metal, after that the metal pool cools down under a protective cover of slag left by the electrode. After cooling, a strong join is formed between the two metal pieces.

An arc welder can be used for erecting steel constructions, building pipelines, repairing heavy machinery and a host of equally heavy-duty processes requiring an unbreakable connection between metals. Arc welding is used in various industries including construction, automotive, shipbuilding and mechanical industries.

A & A Industrial Supplies | Welding Equipment

A & A Industrial Supplies is an Arc Welder supplier to Melbourne

A & A Industrial Supplies was established back in 1986. We initially started out in a small factory in London Drive, Bayswater, focusing on fasteners and a small range of engineering supplies. Since this time, as our business grew, we expanded into a larger factory just next door. We increased our range to include a complete offering of engineering supplies from welding equipment, ...
Eureka Gas and Gear | Industrial Equipment

Eureka Gas and Gear is an Arc Welder supplier to Melbourne

Eureka Gas is a family business, owned and operated by the Hudson Family. We’ve been operating out of Melton Vic for 10+ years. We don’t just do Gas! We supply a wide range of industrial goods and safety equipment.
Wilson's Industrial Sales | Industrial Equipment hand and power tools

Wilson's Industrial Sales is an Arc Welder supplier to All

Wilson’s Industrial Sales was founded in 1964 by well-known Bundaberg local identity Mr Noel Wilson in small premises on the corner of Targo and Woondooma Streets. The business rapidly expanded with sound management, culminating in relocation to the present, much larger, Quay and Walla Streets site in 1972. After the move, Wilsons Enterprises (as it was known then) continued ...

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Arc Welder Buying Guide

Find and buy arc welding (stick or arc welding) machines from verified suppliers on IndustrySearch. An arc welding machine welds metals by forming an electric arc between a consumable flux-coated metal electrode and the workpiece metals.

Things to consider when buying an arc welding machine:

  • Choose AC, DC (inverter) or combined output - AC type stick welding machines are simple, less portable and cost less than inverter type arc welders. DC inverter type arc welders are very lightweight and portable, offer more options and typically cost more than their AC counterparts. Common nowadays are arc welding machines that offer both AC and DC combined output. 
  • Consider a multi-use machine - Inverter type arc welding machines offer multiple capabilities along with stick welding, such as TIG welding and plasma cutting options, significantly expanding the machine’s field of application.


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The listed price of a Arc Welder for sale ranges from $285 to $2,595, averaging $969.

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