Uniweld
Uniweld
Shop Uniweld welding, brazing and service equipment for professional automotive, HVAC/R and shop applications. Founded in 1949, Uniweld manufactures equipment ranging from complete welding and brazing outfits to regulators, heating tips, tube cutters and supporting accessories.
Build out a complete setup or replace the individual components you need with professional equipment designed around welding, brazing, heating and related service work.
Uniweld
Build the setup around the work you do.
The Uniweld assortment at Wrenchers covers complete welding and brazing outfits as well as the individual regulators, handles, tips, cutters and accessories used throughout professional service work.
Start with a contractor-grade outfit that brings the primary welding and brazing components together in one setup.
View Centurion OutfitShop individual oxygen and acetylene regulators for compatible welding and brazing equipment.
View Oxygen RegulatorConfigure the working end of the system with welding handles, single-flame tips and rosebud heating and brazing tips.
View Welding TipRound out the setup with tube cutters, flow indicators, ignition tools, refrigerant-service components and other supporting equipment.
View Tube CutterEquipment
Uniweld Welding, Brazing & Service Equipment
Browse Uniweld equipment at Wrenchers, including complete welding and brazing outfits, regulators, welding handles, heating and brazing tips, tube cutters, flow indicators and supporting shop accessories.
Uniweld is a reputable company that has left a significant mark on the industrial landscape. Founded in 1949, Uniweld has consistently pushed the boundaries of innovation and quality and is now one of the major manufacturers in welding, HVAC/R, plumbing, and alloy markets. With a steadfast commitment to excellence, Uniweld has become a household name among professionals and hobbyists alike. The company’s mission revolves around delivering top of the line welding and cutting solutions to enhance efficiency, precision, and durability. Today, Uniweld’s headquarters houses some of the most advanced manufacturing equipment. Here on Wrenchers, we carry a selection of some of Uniweld’s most popular equipment, including their Centurion Weld and Braze Outfit, cutters, welding tips, and more!
Uniweld Centurion Weld and Braze Outfit- Tanks not Included
Uniweld Cap'n Hook Welding and Brazing Outfit - 511 Stand
Guide
Start with the application, then build the setup.
Uniweld equipment ranges from complete welding and brazing outfits to individual regulators, handles, tips, cutters and service accessories. Start with the type of work being performed, then identify the components needed to complete the system.
Start by identifying whether the primary job involves welding, brazing, heating, tube preparation or another related service application.
Decide whether you need a complete welding and brazing outfit or an individual component for an existing equipment setup.
Pay attention to the regulator, connection, handle, tip and other component requirements of the equipment being assembled or serviced.
Complete the workstation with the tube cutters, flow indicators, ignition tools and other accessories needed for the work performed in your shop.
Complete outfits and individual components.
The current assortment gives shops the option to start with a complete contractor-grade outfit or shop individual components for an existing welding and brazing setup.
Contractor-grade welding and brazing outfit with the basic components needed to establish a portable setup. Tanks are not included.
View CenturionProfessional contractor-grade welding and brazing outfit configured with the 511 stand.
View Cap'n HookLight- and medium-duty oxygen regulator with A-connection CGA200 configuration.
View RO100Rosebud brazing and heating tip for compatible Uniweld welding equipment.
View TYPE17-15Selection
Small components can determine the entire setup.
When replacing or adding an individual regulator, handle, tip or fitting, check the product's connection and application details before ordering. Matching the component to the equipment already in the shop is more useful than choosing by product type alone.
Not sure which Uniweld component you need?
Contact Wrenchers for help identifying equipment for your application or narrowing down the right Uniweld product for your existing setup.