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Engine-driven DC welder generators combining welding current with auxiliary power for site and field work, from Pramac. For general site power, see our portable generators.
A welder generator combines a welding set with an auxiliary power supply, so one engine-driven unit covers welding and powers tools and lights. That makes it the standard choice for pipework, steel erection and repairs away from a mains supply.
Check the welding current range against the electrode sizes you use, and the duty cycle at the current you will work at. Duty cycle is the proportion of time the set can weld at that current before it needs to rest.
On many units the auxiliary output is reduced while welding is in progress. If tools need to run at the same time as the weld, check what the set can deliver in both modes together.
It depends on the model. Auxiliary output is often reduced while welding, so check the combined figures.
The proportion of time the set can weld at a given current before it needs to cool. Higher current usually means a lower duty cycle.
Yes, within its auxiliary power rating, which is usually lower than a dedicated generator of similar size.
We supply Pramac. Ranges vary, so check the brand page for the full listing.
Related ranges include Power Distribution, Industrial Generators, Mobile Generators, Portable Generators, Standby Generators, Portable Power Stations, Lighting Towers and Pressure Washers.
