EWM

EWM, founded in 1957, stands for Electrowerk Mundersbach.

Their main production and development centre is at the headquarters in Germany, while there is also a production facility in Kunshan, China to exclusively manufacture components and machines for the Asian market.

Brand new EWM welding machines range from around £750 for an MMA inverter, up to as much as £13,500.00 for a state of the art, digital MIG welder. You could save up to half of that by buying a used machine from Westermans.

The EWM Group’s current headquarters are in Mundserbach, Germany. With another headquarters in Austria.

The range of EWM welding machines includes arc welding machines (MIG, TIG and MMA), software, welding torches, and automation products like robots and cobots.

EWM offers a wide range of welding machines, including MIG/MAG welders, TIG welders, MMA (Stick) welders, and plasma welding machines. They also provide multi-process welders that can handle multiple welding methods, as well as automation equipment.

EWM welders are known for their high-quality welds and advanced technology. Their machines are also popular for user-friendly interfaces, energy efficiency, and robust build. They provide consistent and reliable performance in various welding applications.

EWM welding machines can weld a variety of materials. These include steel, stainless steel, aluminium, titanium, and other non-ferrous metals. Specific models are optimised for different materials and welding processes.

• Phoenix: A versatile MIG/MAG welder known for its advanced features and high performance.

• Taurus: Another MIG/MAG welder designed for heavy-duty industrial applications.

• Picotig: A compact and portable TIG welder ideal for precision welding tasks.

• Tetrix: A series of TIG welders with advanced controls and capabilities for high-quality TIG welding.

EWM welding machines are widely used in various metal fabrication industries. These include automotive manufacturing, aerospace, shipbuilding, construction, and pipeline welding. Their versatility and reliability make them suitable for a range of applications.

Yes, many EWM welding machines have user-friendly interfaces and intuitive controls. This makes easy to operate and accessible for beginners. Additionally, EWM provides training and support to help new users get started.

Yes, EWM welding machines are equipped with various safety features. These include things like thermal overload protection and voltage reduction devices (VRD). Robust housings also ensure safe operation in industrial environments.

Yes, EWM offers solutions that can be integrated into automated welding systems. Their machines are suitable for use with robotic arms and other automation equipment. Ideal for enhancing productivity and consistency in welding operations.

Regular maintenance for EWM welders includes checking and cleaning the machine, and inspecting cables and connections. Replacing consumables when needed, and ensuring proper ventilation is essential for optimal operation. Following the manufacturer’s maintenance guidelines will help ensure optimal performance and longevity.