Best MIG Welders for Aluminum

A 120 V MIG for car and sheet metal work that holds full power longer than most. The 5 year warranty is hard to beat at this price.

A versatile 120 V shop welder for hobbyists and auto body work who want stick and TIG on the same box. Pick a dual voltage machine if you have 240 V and weld thicker steel.

A polished 120 V MIG for hobbyists who want Auto-Set and a long duty cycle on thin steel. Buyers on a budget get similar reach for much less.

A simple 120 V MIG for home garage repairs on thin steel. EZ Mode makes it one of the easiest machines to set up for a first welder.

A low cost dual voltage multiprocess welder for home shops that want gas MIG, flux core and stick in one machine. The short 2 year warranty is the trade off for the price.

For home fabricators who want a lot of output and pulsed aluminum MIG without paying for a big brand. Expect a shorter warranty and thinner support than the established names.

A light, low-cost dual-voltage MIG for a home garage that sometimes needs more than a 120 V outlet gives. The 5 year warranty adds peace of mind.

A cheap dual voltage multiprocess welder with real 240 V output and a 3 year warranty. Good for a home shop that mostly welds short beads on mild steel.

A dual voltage multiprocess welder for hobbyists who want a TIG torch in the box and easy auto settings. Other import machines give similar output for less money.

A light dual voltage MIG for a home shop that needs to weld everything from body panels to trailer frames. It suits buyers happy to set the machine by hand.

A dual-voltage multiprocess welder for a hobby shop that wants MIG, stick and TIG with real 240 V power. The 5 year warranty beats most rivals at this price.

A light dual-voltage multiprocess welder for a home shop that wants MIG, stick and some TIG in one machine. TruSet makes it easy to set up.

A heavy duty dual voltage welder for farm and fab shops that weld thick steel for long stretches. Lighter users can save with the Rebel 215ic.

A portable all process machine for fabricators and serious hobbyists who weld steel and stainless in many ways. Buyers who need aluminum TIG should look at an AC/DC machine.

A dual voltage multiprocess welder for home and farm shops that want guided setup and a big name warranty. It costs more than import machines with similar output.

A premium portable MIG for serious hobbyists and mobile fabricators who want pulsed MIG and Auto-Set on either 120 V or 240 V.

A dual voltage multiprocess welder for shops that want AC TIG on aluminum alongside MIG and stick. Compare it with the Lincoln Power MIG 220 AC/DC, which does the same jobs for less.

A rugged dual voltage multiprocess welder for home and farm shops that want simple sMIG setup and big spool capacity. It suits buyers who value a known brand over the lowest price.

The Lincoln to buy if you want one dual voltage machine that also does real AC TIG on aluminum. Skip it if you only MIG and stick weld steel.

An all in one machine for fabricators and car builders who need aluminum TIG as well as MIG and stick. Buyers who never TIG aluminum pay a lot for that feature.

A 240 V shop MIG with industrial duty cycle for trailer, farm and fabrication work. It costs far less than the big brands with the same output.

The most powerful single-phase MIG in the Everlast line, for serious fabricators and farm shops welding thick steel. It undercuts industrial 300 A machines by a wide margin.

A shop MIG for farm, trailer and fabrication work on thick steel. It is for buyers who weld for hours and have a 240 V circuit.

A shop multiprocess machine for fabricators who weld steel all day and want stick and TIG on the same cart. It suits a garage with a 240 V circuit.

A heavy 300 A MIG for serious fabrication shops with 240 V or industrial power. Home welders get more for the money from a dual voltage multiprocess machine.

A professional shop MIG for fabricators who weld thick steel and aluminum all day. It is overkill for weekend repairs.