ARC & MMA Welding Machines

Here you’ll find our complete range of welding machines for stick welding. Whether you're a professional fabricator looking for a new MMA Welder or a DIY enthusiast tackling your first project, we have the right ARC Welder for the job. Browse top brands and get free UK delivery on all orders over £100.


 

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  1. Kemppi Minarc Evo 180 ARC Welder (240V)
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    Kemppi Minarc Evo 180 ARC Welder (240V)

    SKU: KEM/61002180
    £838.80 £699.00
  2. ESAB Rebel Emp 215ic Multi Process Welder | 110/240V
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    ESAB Rebel Emp 215ic Multi Process Welder | 110/240V

    SKU: E02/0700300985
    £1,980.00 £1,650.00
  3. Miller 160STI Stick Welder (240V)
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    Miller 160STI Stick Welder (240V)

    SKU: 59016012P
    £534.00 £445.00
  4. GYS Progys 200E FV CEL ARC Welder (240V)
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    GYS Progys 200E FV CEL ARC Welder (240V)

    SKU: GYS-030862
    £746.72 £622.27
  5. ESAB Rebel Emp 235ic Multi Process Welder | 110/240V
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    ESAB Rebel Emp 235ic Multi Process Welder | 110/240V

    SKU: E02/0700300989
    £2,638.80 £2,199.00
  6. GYS Bundle PROGYS 180 A (240V)
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    GYS Bundle PROGYS 180 A (240V)

    SKU: GYS-013742
    £409.75 £341.46
  7. Kemppi Minarc 220 ARC Welder (415V)
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    Kemppi Minarc 220 ARC Welder (415V)

    SKU: KEM/6102220
    £2,106.00 £1,755.00
  8. ESAB Rebel Emp 320ic Multi Process Welder | 415V
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    ESAB Rebel Emp 320ic Multi Process Welder | 415V

    SKU: E02/0700300991
    £3,210.00 £2,675.00
  9. GYS PROGYS 183E (240V)
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    GYS PROGYS 183E (240V)

    SKU: GYS-013803
    £413.92 £344.93
  10. Kemppi Master S 400 (415V)
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    Kemppi Master S 400 (415V)

    SKU: KEM/632140001
    £3,042.00 £2,535.00
  11. GYSARC 100 PACKAGE  240V
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    GYSARC 100 PACKAGE 240V

    SKU: GYS-071551
    £138.31 £115.26
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  12. Jasic Pro Arc 400 ARC Welder (400V)
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    Jasic Pro Arc 400 ARC Welder (400V)

    SKU: JA-402C
    £1,762.20 £1,468.50
  13. Kemppi Master S 500 (415V)
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    Kemppi Master S 500 (415V)

    SKU: KEM/632150001
    £3,648.85 £3,040.71
  14. ESAB Rogue ES 151iP ARC Welder | 240v
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    ESAB Rogue ES 151iP ARC Welder | 240v

    SKU: E02/0705002006
    £250.80 £209.00
  15. GYSARC 120 PACKAGE  240V
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    GYSARC 120 PACKAGE 240V

    SKU: GYS-013704
    £167.44 £139.53
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  16. ESAB Rogue ES 180iP ARC Welder | 240v
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    ESAB Rogue ES 180iP ARC Welder | 240v

    SKU: E02/0705002008
    £382.80 £319.00
  17. GYSARC 160 PACKAGE  240V
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    GYSARC 160 PACKAGE 240V

    SKU: GYS-014664
    £223.60 £186.33
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  18. ESAB Rogue ES 180i Pro CE ARC Welder |110, 240v
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    ESAB Rogue ES 180i Pro CE ARC Welder |110, 240v

    SKU: E02/0700500078
    £406.80 £339.00
  19. Rogue ES 201iP PRO | 110, 240v
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    Rogue ES 201iP PRO | 110, 240v

    SKU: E02/0705002009
    £490.28 £408.57
  20. GYSARC 220 FV CEL 110/240V
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    GYSARC 220 FV CEL 110/240V

    SKU: GYS-065529
    £788.40 £657.00
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  21. ESAB Renegade Es 300i ARC Welder | 240, 415v
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    ESAB Renegade Es 300i ARC Welder | 240, 415v

    SKU: E02/0445250880
    £2,968.80 £2,474.00
  22. GYSARC 300 TRI 415V
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    GYSARC 300 TRI 415V

    SKU: GYS-064959
    £1,160.64 £967.20
  23. CrosArc 160MF MULTI FUNCTION MIG | 240V 160A
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    CrosArc 160MF MULTI FUNCTION MIG | 240V 160A

    SKU: CAP0936
    £566.40 £472.00
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  24. Jasic EVO Power Arc 160 c/w Case & Leads
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    Jasic EVO Power Arc 160 c/w Case & Leads

    SKU: EPA-160
    £352.80 £294.00
  25. ESAB Fabricator EM401i Welder | 415V
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    ESAB Fabricator EM401i Welder | 415V

    SKU: E02/FAB-EM401
    £3,852.00 £3,210.00
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  26. CrosArc 200MF MULTI FUNCTION MIG | 110/240V 200A
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    CrosArc 200MF MULTI FUNCTION MIG | 110/240V 200A

    SKU: CAP0980
    £859.20 £716.00
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  27. ESAB Fabricator EM401i Water Cooled Welder | 415V
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    ESAB Fabricator EM401i Water Cooled Welder | 415V

    SKU: E02/FAB-EM401i-WC
    £4,332.00 £3,610.00
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  28. CrosArc MIG 201C | 240V 200A
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    CrosArc MIG 201C | 240V 200A

    SKU: CAP0253
    £950.40 £792.00
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  29. CrosArc MIG 291C | 240V 250A
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    CrosArc MIG 291C | 240V 250A

    SKU: CAP0254
    £1,140.00 £950.00
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  30. ESAB Fabricator EM501i Water Cooled Welder | 415V
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    ESAB Fabricator EM501i Water Cooled Welder | 415V

    SKU: E02/FAB-EM501i-WC
    £4,794.00 £3,995.00
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  31. ESAB Rustler MIG Compact EM 280C | 415v
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    ESAB Rustler MIG Compact EM 280C | 415v

    SKU: E02/0448280990
    £2,100.00 £1,750.00
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  32. CrosArc MIG 323C | 415V 300A
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    CrosArc MIG 323C | 415V 300A

    SKU: CAP0264-1
    £1,652.40 £1,377.00
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  33. ESAB Rustler MIG Compact EM 201C | 240v
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    ESAB Rustler MIG Compact EM 201C | 240v

    SKU: E02/0448200880
    £1,554.00 £1,295.00
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  34. CrosArc MIG 423C | 415V 400A
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    CrosArc MIG 423C | 415V 400A

    SKU: CAP0268
    £1,836.00 £1,530.00
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  35. ESAB Rustler MIG Compact EM 203C | 415v
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    ESAB Rustler MIG Compact EM 203C | 415v

    SKU: E02/0448200890
    £1,554.00 £1,295.00
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  36. CROSARC MMA 161S
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    CROSARC MMA 161S

    SKU: CAP1027
    £249.24 £207.70
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  37. ESAB Rustler MIG Compact EM 251C | 240v
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    ESAB Rustler MIG Compact EM 251C | 240v

    SKU: E02/0448250880
    £1,678.80 £1,399.00
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  38. CROSARC MMA 161D
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    CROSARC MMA 161D

    SKU: CAP1028
    £268.51 £223.76
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  39. ESAB Rustler MIG Compact EM 253C | 415v
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    ESAB Rustler MIG Compact EM 253C | 415v

    SKU: E02/0448250890
    £1,662.00 £1,385.00
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  40. CROSARC MMA 400 DC
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    CROSARC MMA 400 DC

    SKU: CAP0978
    £1,283.08 £1,069.23
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  41. ESAB Renegade VOLT ES 200i
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    ESAB Renegade VOLT ES 200i

    SKU: E02/0447800880
    £3,474.00 £2,895.00
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  42. ESAB Rogue EM 180 Mig/MMA Welding Machine | 240v
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    ESAB Rogue EM 180 Mig/MMA Welding Machine | 240v

    SKU: E02/0700301091
    £1,174.80 £979.00
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  43. ESAB Rogue EMP 210 PRO Mig/MMA Welding Machine | 240v
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    ESAB Rogue EMP 210 PRO Mig/MMA Welding Machine | 240v

    SKU: E02/0700301092
    £1,258.80 £1,049.00
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ARC welding, officially known as Manual Metal Arc (MMA), is one of the most popular and versatile welding processes. It's highly effective for a wide range of repairs and fabrication projects, and it particularly excels in outdoor or windy conditions where other processes might struggle. Choosing the right stick welding machine from our range of Arc welding machines depends on understanding a few key factors.

Think of Amperage (Amps) as the power. More amps let you weld thicker metal. A welder up to 140 amps is perfect for general home repairs and thin car bodywork, while a 200+ amp unit is needed for thicker structural steel. Duty Cycle is also vital for professional MMA welding machines; it tells you how long the machine can weld continuously within a 10-minute window before it needs to cool down, ensuring maximum productivity for busy workshops.

A major advantage of this process is its performance on materials that aren't perfectly clean, making it ideal for on-site repairs on farm equipment or existing metalwork. The quality of your weld also depends on the electrode (or rod) you choose. General-purpose rods like a 6013 are great for most tasks, while specific rods like a 7018 provide stronger, higher-quality welds for critical applications.

Here at Premier Welding, we've carefully selected a range of machines from leading brands that we trust to perform. We understand that choosing the right welder is an important decision. Browse the full collection below, and if you need any advice on which model is right for your specific application, our experienced team is always here to help.

Frequently Asked Questions
How are ARC welders rated?
ARC welders are rated based on their output current, typically measured in amperes (A). This rating indicates the maximum current the welder can deliver for effective welding. Additionally, duty cycle, efficiency, and voltage ratings are also considered for performance assessment.
How does ARC welding work?
ARC welding works by creating an electric arc between an electrode and the workpiece, generating intense heat that melts the metal. The molten metal fuses together as it cools, forming a strong joint. Shielding gases or flux protect the weld from contamination.
How much for a welding machine?
The price of a welding machine can vary significantly based on the type and specifications. Generally, you can expect to pay between £200 and £3,000. For a more precise quote, please check our website or contact us directly for tailored options.
How much is an ARC welder?
The price of an ARC welder in the UK typically ranges from £150 to £1,500, depending on the brand, features, and power output. Entry-level models are more affordable, while professional-grade machines with advanced capabilities can be pricier.
How to clean a welding machine?
To clean a welding machine, first disconnect it from the power supply. Use a soft brush or compressed air to remove dust and debris from vents and components. Wipe surfaces with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Ensure all parts are dry before reconnecting. Regular maintenance prolongs lifespan.
How to control heat in MMA welding?
To control heat in MMA welding, adjust the amperage according to the material thickness, maintain a steady travel speed, and use appropriate electrode size. Keep a consistent arc length and avoid excessive weaving to prevent overheating and distortion.
How to set up an MMA welding machine?
To set up an MMA welding machine, ensure it's on a stable surface. Connect the electrode holder to the positive terminal and the earth clamp to the negative. Set the correct amperage based on the electrode size. Finally, plug it in and check for proper ventilation.
How to stick weld?
To stick weld, first prepare the metal surfaces by cleaning them. Select the appropriate electrode and set your welder to the correct amperage. Strike an arc by tapping the electrode on the metal, then maintain a steady motion to create a consistent bead. Keep a safe distance and wear protective gear.
How to strike an arc in welding?
To strike an arc in welding, first ensure your equipment is set up correctly. Hold the electrode at a slight angle and bring it close to the workpiece. Quickly tap or scratch the electrode against the surface to create a spark, then lift it slightly to maintain the arc.
Is MMA welding good for beginners?
Yes, MMA welding, or Manual Metal Arc welding, is excellent for beginners. It’s relatively simple to learn, requires minimal equipment, and allows for good control over the weld. Plus, it’s versatile and can be used on various materials, making it a great starting point.
What are the benefits of MMA welding?
MMA welding, or Manual Metal Arc welding, offers several benefits: it's versatile and can be used on various materials, ideal for outdoor work due to its resistance to wind, and requires minimal equipment. It's also cost-effective and allows for good penetration and control.
What does a good ARC weld look like?
A good ARC weld should have a smooth, even bead with consistent width and height. The surface should be free from defects like cracks, porosity, or undercutting. The penetration should be adequate, ensuring strong fusion between the base metals without excessive spatter.
What does a good stick weld look like?
A good stick weld should have a smooth, uniform bead with consistent width and height. It should show good penetration into the base metal without excessive spatter or undercut. The weld should be free from cracks, porosity, and other defects, indicating proper technique.
What industries use MMA welding?
MMA welding, or Manual Metal Arc welding, is widely used in various industries including construction, shipbuilding, automotive, and manufacturing. It's ideal for maintenance and repair work due to its versatility and effectiveness in outdoor and challenging environments.
What is a MMA welder?
A MMA welder, or Manual Metal Arc welder, is a type of welding equipment that uses a consumable electrode coated in flux to create an electric arc between the electrode and the workpiece. This process produces heat, melting the metal and forming a strong joint.
What is ARC welding?
ARC welding is a fusion welding process that uses an electric arc to generate heat, melting the base metal and filler material to create a strong joint. Common types include Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) and Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), widely used in various industries.
What is the best MMA welding technique?
The best MMA welding technique involves maintaining a steady arc length, using the correct electrode angle (typically around 15 degrees), and ensuring consistent travel speed. Properly preparing the workpiece and selecting the right electrode type are also crucial for optimal results.
What to look for in a welding machine?
When choosing a welding machine, consider the type of welding (MIG, TIG, or MMA), power output, duty cycle, portability, and ease of use. Look for reliable safety features, warranty, and compatibility with your materials. Brand reputation and customer support are also key.
Which metals can you weld with MMA?
With MMA (Manual Metal Arc) welding, you can effectively weld a variety of metals, including mild steel, stainless steel, and cast iron. It's also suitable for some non-ferrous metals, such as nickel and copper alloys, making it versatile for many applications.
Why does MMA welding create slag?
MMA welding, or Manual Metal Arc welding, creates slag as a by-product of the electrode coating melting during the welding process. This coating, composed of various materials, forms a protective layer over the weld pool, shielding it from contamination and oxidation.
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