Welding Machine Trolleys
Welding machine trolleys for safely moving and organising your welder, cables and gas cylinder around the workshop. Two-wheel inverter trolleys, four-wheel welding carts and full storage carts from Jasic and Cros-Arc, priced from £141. Our team can give you technical advice if you’re not sure which trolley fits your machine.
Two-Wheel Trolleys, Four-Wheel Carts and Storage Carts for the Workshop
At TEC Products Ltd, we stock a range of welding machine trolleys built to move inverter welders, cables and gas cylinders around the workshop or job site safely and efficiently. A good trolley keeps your setup organised, protects the machine from being dragged or lifted awkwardly, and puts consumables and tools within reach while you work.
The range covers compact two-wheel trolleys for portable inverter machines through to full storage weldcarts with drawers, all designed for use with common inverter welders from brands including Jasic and Cros-Arc.
Choosing the Right Welding Trolley
Three things matter when picking a trolley:
Match the trolley to the machine. Trolleys are designed around inverter welder dimensions and weights. Check that your machine will sit on the platform properly and that the trolley's load capacity comfortably exceeds the machine plus any cylinder and cables you'll carry with it.
Two wheels or four? Two-wheel trolleys tilt and roll like a sack barrow, which suits moving between workshop bays or in and out of a van. Four-wheel welding carts stay level and roll in any direction, which suits more permanent workshop setups where you want the machine to stay put once positioned.
Storage. Basic trolleys carry the machine and a cylinder. Trolleys with toolboxes or drawers add secure storage for consumables, torches, gloves and small tools, keeping everything with the machine rather than scattered around the workshop.
What's in the Range
- Two-wheel inverter welder trolleys: Compact trolleys like the Jasic JIT-01 and JIT-02, built for portable inverter MIG, TIG and MMA machines. Some models include a rear cylinder holder for gas bottle transport.
- Two-wheel trolleys with toolbox: Adds lockable or open storage for torches, consumables and small tools alongside the machine.
- Four-wheel inverter welding trolleys: Jasic four-wheel carts for a stable, level workstation. Available with or without an integrated accessory drawer.
- Full storage weldcarts: The Cros-Arc weldcart with pull-out storage drawers, the top of the range for organised workshop use.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a welding machine trolley for?
A welding machine trolley is a wheeled cart designed to hold, move and organise a welder, its cables and (on most models) a gas cylinder. It keeps the machine off the floor, makes it easy to reposition around a job, and reduces the risk of damage from dragging or lifting the welder awkwardly. Trolleys with toolboxes or drawers add storage for consumables and tools.
What size welding machine will fit on a trolley?
Most trolleys in this range are designed for compact and mid-size inverter welders, which covers the majority of MIG, TIG and MMA machines used in workshops and on site. Larger three-phase industrial welders usually come with their own integrated carts or castor bases and aren't intended to sit on a general-purpose trolley. Check the trolley's platform dimensions and load capacity against your machine before ordering.
Do welding trolleys hold gas cylinders?
Most do, though the cylinder capacity varies by model. Two-wheel trolleys typically carry a single cylinder secured with a chain at the rear. Four-wheel carts often have a dedicated cylinder platform or bracket. If gas cylinder transport is a priority, check the specific model's cylinder size rating before ordering or browse our gas cylinder trolleys.
Two-wheel or four-wheel trolley: which should I choose?
Two-wheel trolleys work like a sack barrow: tilt to move, upright to park. Best for setups you move regularly, or in and out of a van. Four-wheel trolleys stay level and roll in any direction, better suited to a workshop where the machine has a working position and only moves occasionally. If your machine mostly stays put, go four-wheel. If it moves frequently or across uneven ground, go two-wheel.