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Elevate your welding projects with Engweld's range of TIG welders (GTAW). We offer a variety of TIG welding machines from leading brands, ensuring you get the perfect blend of quality and performance. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting your welding journey, TIG welding's controlled heat and clean welds are ideal for thin materials, intricate details, and pipework, with welding aluminium a favoured project for thsoe with a TIG welding machine. That said, a TIG welder is a great purchase for many possible applications.
Within our selection of AC/DC TIG welders and DC-only TIG welding machines, you will be able to find the ideal welder for your requirements. As with many things, the more you pay, the more features and quality you’re likely to receive, but even our TIG welders at lower price points are extremely reliable and often the choice for hobbyists.
We offer TIG welders suitable for pulse welding, with an adjustable pulse setting to give full control over the pulse frequency. There's also a choice of water or air-cooled TIG welders, depending on your desired applications. With such a variety on offer, there's many TIG welding machines here suitable for welding alumiunium, while you can also weld mild steel, stainless steel and other thin sheet metal with both entry-level and high end options in our collection.
You can always contact our team with any questions. They will help you find the TIG welder that perfectly suits your needs and budget.
Do you need help choosing the right TIG welding gas to go along with your TIG welder? Use our handy interactive welding gas selector guide. Select your material, welding type and material thickness and the tool will propose the most suitable shielding gas for your welding application based on our range of welding gases. Remember to pick up a gas regulator too.
Learn TIG welding basics in this beginner’s guide, covering essential techniques and tips for clean, precise welding in automotive, food production, and more.
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Welding stainless steel is unique and different from welding other metals. It is crucial to understand stainless steel and the different types of stainless steel out there. This article will look at the various important factors to consider.
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Here we answer the most frequently asked questions around TIG Welding and TIG Welders.
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Knowing where to start with TIG welding can seem like a daunting process but we’ve made it easy with everything you need to know about choosing a TIG welder.
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When undertaking TIG welding there are a few key points to consider which we will go over in this article.
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Working with aluminium is difficult due to its high conductivity and low melting point, while the oxidised film on the aluminium surface has a different melting point and is therefore tricky to work with for even experienced welders.
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