Welders, Welding Machines, Welding Tools & Accessories
Our SUPER range of professional welders, welding machines, welding tools and welding accessories will ensure that any welding project you are working on is completed to the highest quality. From light domestic welding work to bigger DIY welding jobs, our welding machines, tools and accessories have your welding needs covered.
Our range of welding machines includes MIG welders, TIG welders, ARC welders and multi-process welders. We support our welders with welding accessories and welding consumables including welding rods, wire and electrodes as well as welding tools including scribers, welding clamps and chipping hammers. We also have safety and protection available, including welding PPE, including welding helmets, welding jackets, welding gloves, lenses and other gear.
Shop all your welding needs at Supercheap Auto. Browse online, buy in-store, or click and collect from your local Supercheap Auto store today. We stock the brands you know and trust, including Unimig and DYNAWELD.
Frequently Asked Questions - Welders & Welding
What are the different types of welding machines?
A few of the common types of welding machines include:
- MIG welders - Generally used for large and thick material welding jobs.
- TIG welders - Often used for welding steel, stainless steel, aluminium, copper, brass and more.
- ARC welders - A good choice for smaller jobs especially in hobby, farming and domestic maintenance applications.
- Multi-Process welders - A type of welding machines capable of performing two or more different welding processes.
What are the common welding tools?
If you’re new to welding, some of the common welding tools for new starters that you should be considering purchasing include a welding helmet, gloves, a chipping hammer and welding clamps.
What are welding consumables?
The types of welding consumables you might need will depend on the welding job and process you are using. They range but are not limited to welding wire, rods, electrodes, tips and nozzles, all of which are either used up or become worn during the welding process.
