Welders

What is a Hydraulic Welder Generator? A hydraulic welder generator creates welding current and electricity from the already existing hydraulic power of your excavator, service truck, skid steer, or any machine/vehicle with onboard hydraulics.

Unlike a gas welding machine or diesel welder, hydraulic welders require no additional gas or diesel power source. Without the bulky engine, they are incredibly compact and efficient.

All models can fit in the small compartments of your van, truck, or machine. In other words, it is always on the job site when you need it.

How Does it Work?

1. Hydraulic oil flow is plumbed to the hydraulic welding generator’s integrated hydraulic motor through the pressure line
2. The hydraulic welding generator converts the hydraulic oil flow and pressure into welding current and auxiliary electricity
3. The hydraulic oil is then plumbed back to the carrier machine’s hydraulic oil tank through the return line

Why choose Hydraulic over Diesel, Gas, or Electric Generators?

1. Size: Other portable generators need more space to accommodate their external power supply, in most cases, an engine.
2. Power: To get 400 amps of power from traditional diesel welder generators, you need to dedicate a large amount of space to the truck bed or trailer. When considering a hydraulic-driven welder, you will gain that much-needed payload but you won't need to sacrifice that power!
3. Small carbon footprint: Hydraulic generators do not use any additional engine power. They rely entirely on the power already present in the truck, machine, or van.
4. No noise: Diesel and gas generator motors are loud. Hydraulic motors are quiet. This is especially true of the new Dynaset “Silent” motors.
5. Save money: Simply no energy costs.
6. Goes where you go: It's difficult to get large diesel engines to remote areas. Welder-generator combos often don't deliver the power needed for bigger jobs. A hydraulic welder mounts easily on any work machine, tractor, truck, or van with onboard hydraulics. It will go with you to remote farming, forestry, and confined areas delivering the current and electricity you need.

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