For
contractors and engineering firms it is essential to evaluate the best use of
capital on a regular basis and compare this with their welding equipment needs.
One of the ideal low cost alternatives to welding equipment ownership is
renting. This can save your company both time and money. When you rent welding
equipment it is easy to determine whether your business can benefit from this
type of equipment prior to purchasing any machines. When equipment management
is not a core competency, renting equipment can free up capital that can be
utilized for other urgent needs.
Factors to Consider
The
three major factors that determine equipment needs are the utilization rate or
how often you need to use the equipment; the volume of work/number of welders
needed; and the type of welding technology required to achieve maximum
productivity. If your utilization is around 40 percent, you should rent welding equipment.
If you need to operate machines more frequently you may want to consider
leasing. You can always supplement existing equipment by renting additional
welding machines when the volume of work increases rather than incur capital
expenses. Technology can also influence your decision to buy or rent welding
equipment.
Affordable Rental Options
For contractors and business owners, there are many suppliers from where
they can rent welding equipment. This includes a
wide range of electric and engine-driven welders, induction heating systems,
diesel generators and power distribution panels, MIG
welders, automatic wire feeders, TIG welders, stud welders, advanced
process welders, spool guns, welding accessories and more. It is important to
work with rental houses that offer the latest equipment. This will allow you to
try out the equipment before making the decision to purchase or not.
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