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Welding is a serious business—but not so serious that you need to leave it to the professionals. Campbell Hausfeld makes welders for adventurous do-it-yourselfers as well as more advanced models suitable for light professional work. And with a five-year warranty on every model, you've got Campbell Hausfeld's guarantee that you'll get welding jobs done right for years to come.

Wire Feed Welders

Wire feed welders are the easiest models to use for those with little or no welding experience. They come in two varieties—flux core and MIG. The one you choose should depend on your budget and the type of repairs you intend to do.

Flux Core Welders

Flux core welders are the least expensive alternative for the beginning or moderately experienced welder. They're also exceptionally easy to use because they require no shielding gas. Use them for general home repairs on 18-guage metals up to 1/8" thick, such as mower decks, swing sets, wrought iron fences, and barbecue grills.

Fluxing Your Do-It-Yourself Muscles

With an internal rectifier and choke providing your flux core welder with DC power, you'll get a smooth, even weld bead every time. Infinite wire-speed control lets you adjust the wire speed precisely as you want it. You'll also get all the extras you need to begin welding right—a welding shield and a chipping/hammer brush.

MIG Welders

The MIG/Flux models cost a bit more than straight flux core welders, but also offer more versatility. You can operate them as a standard flux welder for convenient gasless welding on thicker metals. Or, switch to MIG mode for exceptionally clean, smooth welds when you're working with thinner gauge materials, such as autobodies or ducts.

All The Extras

All Campbell Hausfeld MIG/Flux welders come complete with a MIG regulator, a full welding helmet or handshield, and a built-in cart or carry handle for easy relocation. The MIG/Flux 105 Serious Duty Wire Feed Welder also includes external polarity plugs to allow exceptionally easy changeover between flux core and MIG welding.

Arc Welders

For more advanced users, Campbell Hausfeld offers a line of arc welders, also known as stick welders. These models require more skill from the user than wire-feed models, but handle essentially the same tasks as flux core units -general home repairs on metals up to 1/8" thick. The 100-amp, Standard Duty model is capable of handling somewhat thicker metals, so it's ideally suited for work on heavier-duty items such as axles and trailer hitches.

They've Thought Of Everything

Each Campbell Hausfeld arc welder features an infinitely adjustable amperage control (with the exception of the WS0900), which gives you the flexibility to work with a wide variety of materials. These models also come with all the extras you'll need to get started, including a full welding helmet or a hand shield, starter electrodes, an electrode holder, a ground clamp, and a chipping hammer brush. And unlike some of the competitors' models, Campbell Hausfeld designs its arc welders to run on a standard 115 V circuit without ever popping a breaker or blowing a fuse.