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Awelco is an Italian brand specialising in the design, testing and manufacture of welding machines, plasma cutting systems, battery chargers, jump starters and accessories. The company has been operating for over fifty years and is based in the industrial district of Conza della Campania, in the province of Avellino. Its industrial development began with expertise in welding equipment and continued with a range intended for DIY users, workshops and professional applications.

During the 1990s, the company expanded by opening its second business unit and obtaining UNI EN ISO 9001 certification. In the 2000s, Sodernic became Awelco S.p.A.; the same period saw the company enter global markets, develop Smart technologies and establish its third business unit. This development accompanied the expansion of its MMA, MIG, TIG and plasma solutions, together with systems for charging and starting batteries.

Production combines Italian manufacturing tradition, experimentation and technological research. The principle “think globally, act locally” describes an organisation rooted in its local territory and oriented towards international markets. The Hobby and Industrial lines distinguish between solutions for domestic jobs, periodic maintenance and professional activities. The Awelco catalogue therefore covers different requirements, with attention to value for money, operating precision and the safety instructions specified for each appliance.

At AgriEuro, the brand is represented by Awelco battery chargers and jump starters and Awelco welding machines. These two families meet practical requirements: maintaining batteries for cars and work vehicles, supporting emergency starting, carrying out metal repairs and creating joints in workshops or home laboratories.

The AgriEuro catalogue includes Awelco equipment for battery maintenance and various arc-welding processes. The range offers solutions for private users, DIY enthusiasts and professionals, based on power supply, current, technology and operating context. The available product families are described in the following sections.

• Awelco Battery Chargers - Jump Starters: these include models intended for charging and versions equipped with a starting function. They are suitable for batteries and vehicles compatible with the values specified in each machine’s technical data sheet;
• Awelco Welding Machines: these include equipment for different processes and operating levels. The choice depends on the material, thickness, required electrode or wire and desired work continuity;

At AgriEuro, Awelco battery chargers and jump starters can be selected according to their technical specifications, helping identify the right machine for the battery and vehicle. The models cover periodic charging and, where included, a booster function for starting. They are intended for private users, maintenance technicians and workshops, subject to the stated voltage, capacity and current values.

• Rated voltage: the value must match the battery voltage, which is often 12 V on compatible cars and motorcycles. Some appliances also support 24 V, but compatibility must be checked in the model’s data sheet;
• Charging current: this affects charging time and must be appropriate for the battery capacity expressed in Ah. Charge level, capacity and ambient temperature may alter the actual duration of the process;
• Starting function: this delivers high current for a short interval and assists engine starting when the battery is discharged. The available current must be suitable for the vehicle’s required starting current;

At AgriEuro, Awelco welding machines can be selected according to their technical specifications, helping identify the appropriate process for the material and job. The range includes MMA, MIG and TIG welding technologies, with models for DIY and professional applications. The equipment is suitable for repairs, light metalwork and workshop activities.

• Welding process: MMA uses coated electrodes and is commonly employed with compatible iron, steel and cast iron. MIG/MAG uses continuous wire and shielding gas; TIG uses a non-consumable tungsten electrode;
• Current adjustment: the current should be selected according to electrode diameter, workpiece thickness and material. A suitable setting supports arc stability, weld-pool control and bead continuity;
• Inverter technology: the electronic system enables compact equipment and precise adjustment of the parameters provided by the model. Weight, power supply and duty cycle remain useful criteria for distinguishing occasional work from more intensive activities;

Purchasing an Awelco product from AgriEuro combines the choice of equipment with a network of dedicated services. From shipping to spare parts, each stage is supported by AgriEuro’s logistics and technical organisation.

• Fast and free shipping: goods are dispatched directly from AgriEuro logistics centres, according to the availability and delivery times shown on the product page. The centralised process facilitates order preparation and monitoring of the main delivery stages;
• Spare parts always available: after purchase, the spare-parts diagram associated with the product is activated in the personal account where provided. This system helps identify and order compatible components accurately, without generic searches for the model;
• Attentive and personalised after-sales support: assistance continues after delivery through AgriEuro’s central workshop and service centres. Where servicing is required, the service may include product collection under the applicable conditions, with technical support throughout the procedure;

Discover the Awelco range available at AgriEuro and compare the specifications of the catalogue models. Purchase online the solution suited to welding work or battery maintenance.

Awelco manufactures equipment for welding, plasma cutting, battery charging and vehicle starting, together with related accessories. The official range includes MMA, MIG, TIG and plasma technologies, with lines intended for DIY and professional applications.

The choice starts with the battery’s voltage, Ah capacity and technology. The desired charging current and the individual model’s stated compatibility with lead-acid, PbCa, GEL or AGM batteries must then be considered. Battery data can be found on its label or in the vehicle documentation.

Yes, provided the car and motorcycle use the same voltage and their batteries fall within the range supported by the charger. A rated voltage of 12 V alone is not sufficient: Ah capacity, battery type and permitted current must also be checked.

A battery charger gradually restores battery energy; a jump starter supplies high current to help start the engine. The terms starter and booster commonly describe the same function. Some appliances combine charging and starting, but their operating modes and limits depend on the model.

The time depends on battery capacity, the current supplied and the initial charge level. Battery technology and ambient temperature also affect the process. For a reliable estimate, follow the instructions provided by the charger and battery manufacturers.

A jump starter should be selected by comparing its voltage and available current with the vehicle’s requirements. The required starting current varies according to the battery and engine, so the value should be checked on the label or in the vehicle manual. Maximum starting cycles must also comply with the appliance manual.

MMA welding is a manual arc-welding process that uses a coated electrode. Heat is generated by the arc between the electrode and workpiece, melting the material around the joint. It is commonly used on iron, various steels and cast iron, with an electrode and current appropriate for the job.

MIG and MAG use continuous wire but differ in their shielding gas. The MIG process uses an inert gas; MAG uses an active gas. The choice depends on the material, wire and technical instructions for the welding machine.

MIG/MAG feeds continuous wire into the joint; TIG uses a non-consumable tungsten electrode. In TIG welding, filler material is added separately when required. The processes differ in technique, productivity, weld-pool control and required preparation.

The choice depends on the required process, materials, thicknesses and frequency of work. Available power supply, current range, duty cycle, weight and equipment help compare the models. For occasional or continuous work, check the operating level stated in the AgriEuro data sheet.