Yes. We support OEM/ODM, including custom branding, color, packaging and specification adjustments. Share your requirements and we will confirm feasibility and quotation.

Modern inverter multi-process welders combine MIG, TIG and Stick in one chassis — one machine covers a beginner's first project and a professional's backup needs. Check whether the TIG mode includes the features you need (e.g., AC output for aluminum).

Yes — within its designed range. Cordless stick welders handle common electrodes on light-to-medium steel and produce sound welds for field repair and maintenance. They are designed for mobility, not to replace high-amperage workshop machines.

Match the voltage to your country's grid standard. North America uses 120V for household outlets; Europe, Russia and most of Latin America use 220–240V. If you serve multiple markets, a dual-voltage welder runs on both and simplifies your product lineup.

There is no single "best" process. MIG is the fastest and easiest to learn, ideal for auto body, light fabrication and production work. TIG delivers the highest precision and cleanest appearance, best for thin material, stainless steel and aluminum. Stick is the most tolerant of dirt, rust and outdoor wind, and remains the workhorse for construction, pipelines and field repair.