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Small Welding Cart w/ Running Gear / 7" Diameter Cylinder Rack - Thermal Arc

Part #: W4011500

The Thermal Arc W4011500 Small Welding Cart with Running Gear offers a robust and portable solution for managing welding equipment in professional environments. Engineered for durability and ease of use, this cart facilitates the secure transport of your welding apparatus and gas cylinder across diverse workshop and job site conditions.

Key Features

  • Professional-Grade Construction: Built with sturdy materials to withstand the demands of daily automotive and industrial use.
  • Integrated Running Gear: Features durable wheels and axles for smooth and effortless mobility, enhancing productivity and reducing strain.
  • Dedicated Cylinder Rack: Securely accommodates gas cylinders up to 7 inches in diameter, ensuring stability during transport and operation.
  • Optimal Capacity: Designed to support a maximum equipment and cylinder weight of 75 lbs.

Applications

This small welding cart is an essential tool for professional technicians and mechanics seeking a reliable and compact system for their welding and cutting operations. It is ideally suited for use with smaller welding machines and plasma cutters in automotive repair shops, light fabrication facilities, and for general industrial maintenance tasks where portability is key. Its design ensures that essential equipment and gas are readily accessible wherever they are needed, from a fixed workstation to a mobile repair scenario.

Specifications

  • Cylinder Rack Capacity: Up to 7" diameter cylinder
  • Maximum Weight Capacity: 75 lbs

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This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 20 September, 2011.