There has been a burst of innovation in the welding industry lately which has led to better, higher-quality machines that do the job at less cost and less fuss. Recent welders using advanced electronics are now able to provide the same amperage by running off of normal household current instead of 220v which is much less common.
This can mean that setting up takes less time, and you can easily weld in places that were tough before. If you have a manufacturing facility, this can also mean lower energy bills too. It also means that welder you needed to roll around before can now be handheld and more easily carried to job sites and problem with you into small spaces.
Other welders now come with a built-in generator so that you can power additional tools like lights or a grinder, and use the welder as back-up power in your next power outage. This is a welcome innovation that puts two very useful tools in one compact package that often costs less than buying a generator and then purchasing a welder separately.
Both of these provide convenience and power that simply wasn't available even just a few years ago in the welding industry. In some cases, you must choose whether to make power or to weld at one time, while other more expensive units allow both to occur at the same time. We look forward to future innovations which allow more power for your dollar, and making welding in tough places even easier.
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