Inverter Welding Machines and Prices in Nigeria (2026)
Introduction
Welding machine prices in Nigeria (October 2026) range from about ₦ 113,000 for a 200A inverter welder to ₦780,000 for a 630A industrial inverter. The right machine depends on three things: the electrode size you weld with, the power supply on your site (single-phase, three-phase or generator), and how long you weld without stopping. This guide lists the Kaierda, Maxmech, Powerflex, Express Weld and Master Weld welding machines we have in stock, with prices, and shows you how to pick the right one.
Quick guide: which welding machine do you need?
| If you are… | Choose | Typical output | Power supply |
|---|---|---|---|
| A home user, beginner or small welding shop | 200–250A inverter (MMA/stick) | 2.5–3.2mm electrodes | Single-phase 220V or a generator |
| A fabrication workshop doing gates, rails and frames all day | 315–400A inverter | 3.2–4.0mm electrodes | Usually three-phase 380V |
| Doing heavy structural, pipe or industrial work | 500–630A inverter | 4.0–5.0mm electrodes, gouging | Three-phase 380V |
| Welding stainless steel, aluminium or thin sheet | TIG (argon) welding machine | Clean, precise welds | Single- or three-phase, plus argon gas |
| Cutting steel plate, pipes or sheet metal | Plasma cutter | Fast, clean cuts | Single-phase, plus an air compressor |
Welding machine prices in Nigeria (October 2026)
All machines below are in stock at our Lagos branches, with delivery to Port Harcourt, Abuja, Calabar and nationwide. Click a model to see full specifications.
Ensure to call/Whatsapp to confirm price validity 08071993873.
| Model | Type | Output | Power supply | Price (excl. VAT) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small inverter welders (home & small shops) | ||||
| Maxmech MMA-200 | Inverter MMA | 200A | See product page | ₦ 113,000.00 |
| Maxmech MMA-250 | Inverter MMA | 250A | See product page | ₦ 156,000.00 |
| Maxmech MMA-300 | Inverter MMA | 300A | See product page | ₦ 162,000.00 |
| Kaierda ZX7-200N | Inverter MMA | 200A, 35% duty cycle | 1-phase 220V | ₦ 1,021,000.00 |
| Kaierda ARC 200 | Inverter MMA | 200A | See product page | ₦ 145,000.00 |
| Powerflex ARC-250 | Inverter MMA | 250A | See product page | ₦ PRICE |
| Powerflex MMA 270ES | Inverter MMA | 270A | See product page | ₦ PRICE |
| Workshop & industrial inverter welders | ||||
| Kaierda ZX7-315N | Inverter MMA | 30–315A, 60% duty cycle | 3-phase 380V | ₦ 885,000.00 |
| Maxmech MMA-400 | Inverter MMA | Up to 380A, 60% duty cycle | See product page | ₦ 730,000.00 |
| Powerflex MMA 300ES | Inverter MMA | 300A | See product page | ₦ PRICE |
| Master Weld MMA-300 | Inverter MMA | 300A | See product page | ₦ PRICE |
| Express Weld MMA 400 | Inverter MMA | 400A | See product page | ₦ 3,650,000.00 |
| Kaierda ZX7-630N | Inverter MMA | 60–550A, 100% duty cycle at 335A | 3-phase 380V | ₦780,000.00 |
| TIG (argon) welding machines | ||||
| Kaierda WS-200N | TIG/MMA | 200A | See product page | ₦ 485,000.00 |
| Kaierda WS-250N | TIG/MMA | 250A | See product page | ₦ 980,000.00 |
| Kaierda WS-315N | TIG/MMA | 10–315A, 60% duty cycle | 3-phase 380V | ₦ 955,000.00 |
| Kaierda WS-500N | TIG/MMA | 500A | See product page | ₦ 2,800,000.00 |
| Maxmech AC/DC 315 Pulse | AC/DC pulse TIG (welds aluminium) | 315A | See product page | ₦ PRICE |
| Transformer (AC arc) welders | ||||
| Kaierda BX1-250-1 | Transformer | 250A | 220V | ₦ 807,000.00 |
| Kaierda BX1-315-1 | Transformer | 315A | 380V 2-phase | ₦ 850,000.00 |
| Kaierda BX1-400-1 | Transformer | 400A | 380V 2-phase | ₦ PRICE |
| Maxmech BX6-300 | Transformer | 300A | See product page | ₦ 165,000.00 |
| Maxmech BX6-400 | Transformer | 400A | See product page | ₦ 165,000.00 |
| Plasma cutters | ||||
| Maxmech CUT-40 | Plasma cutter | 40A | See product page | ₦ 380,000.00 |
| Maxmech CUT-60 | Plasma cutter | 60A | See product page | ₦ 680,000.00 |
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How to choose the right welding machine
1. Match the amps to your electrode size
The thicker the electrode, the more current you need. Use this as a starting point and fine-tune on scrap metal first:
| Electrode size | Approx. current | Minimum machine |
|---|---|---|
| 2.0mm | 40–70A | Any 200A inverter |
| 2.5mm | 60–90A | 200A |
| 3.2mm | 90–130A | 200–250A |
| 4.0mm | 130–180A | 315A and above |
| 5.0mm | 180–250A | 400A and above |
Not sure which electrode to use? Read our guide: Welding Electrodes Explained: Types, Sizes and Uses.
2. Check your power supply
Machines up to about 250A, such as the Kaierda ZX7-200N, run on normal single-phase 220V power. Most machines from 315A up, such as the ZX7-315N, ZX7-400N and ZX7-500, need three-phase 380V. Check what your workshop has before you buy, because a three-phase machine will not work on a single-phase supply.
3. Understand the duty cycle
Duty cycle is the share of a 10-minute period a machine can weld at full current before it needs to cool. At 60%, you weld for 6 minutes and rest for 4. A light-duty machine like the ZX7-200N is rated at 35%, which suits home and repair jobs. For all-day fabrication, choose 60% or higher, like the Maxmech MMA-400T.
4. Size your generator correctly
If you weld on a generator, check the machine's rated input capacity in kVA and choose a generator above it. For example, the Kaierda ZX7-200N is rated at 7.1kVA input. An undersized generator causes an unstable arc and can damage both machines. Our full guide explains how: What Size of Generator Do I Need for Welding?
5. Inverter or transformer?
Inverter welders, such as the Kaierda ZX7 series, are lighter, use less power and work well on generators, which is why most Nigerian welders now choose them. Transformer (AC arc) welders, such as the Kaierda BX1 and Maxmech BX6, are heavier but simple and tough. See the full comparison: Inverter Welder vs Transformer Welding Machine.
New vs tokunbo (used) welding machines
A tokunbo machine costs less up front, but you rarely get a warranty and you can't know how hard it was used. If you buy used, test it under load, check that the cooling fan works, look for burnt smells or loose terminals, and confirm the input voltage matches your supply. Every machine in our table is new, with the manufacturer's warranty.
How to avoid fake welding machines
- Be careful with prices far below the market. Fake and refurbished units are common.
- Check the rating plate: input voltage, phase and amps should match the brand's specifications.
- Ask for the warranty card and a receipt from an authorised dealer.
- Look for sealed, clean circuit boards and solid cable terminals.
Where to buy welding machines in Nigeria
Tikweld supplies genuine Kaierda, Maxmech, Powerflex, Express Weld and Master Weld welding machines, electrodes, gas and safety gear. The machines in this guide are in stock in Lagos, and we deliver to Port Harcourt, Abuja, Calabar and nationwide. Call 0807 199 3873 or chat with us on WhatsApp for today's price and expert advice.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a welding machine in Nigeria?
A 200A inverter welder starts from about ₦ 113,000.00. Workshop and industrial machines (315–630A) cost from ₦ 780,000.00 up to ₦955,000.00 for the Kaierda ZX7-630N (all excl. VAT, October 2026).
Which welding machine is best for beginners?
A 200A inverter such as the Kaierda ZX7-200N. It runs on normal 220V power, is light to carry, and welds the 2.5mm and 3.2mm electrodes most beginners use.
Can I use a welding machine with a solar inverter?
It's not recommended. Arc welding draws high surge current that most home solar inverters can't supply. Use grid power or a correctly sized generator.
What size welding machine do I need for gates and burglary proofs?
For gates, burglary proofs and rails, most welders use 2.5–3.2mm electrodes. A 200–250A inverter is enough. For daily production work, a 315–400A machine lasts longer.
Do Tikweld welding machines come with a warranty?
Yes. New machines bought from Tikweld come with the manufacturer's warranty. Ask our team for the warranty terms of your model.
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