Machines, Consumables and PPE — on the Shelf in Toronto
MIG, TIG, stick and plasma gear stocked in our own warehouse — not a drop-ship catalogue. Walk in, call, or order online and collect at the counter.
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45+ years of welding expertise behind every order. Buy online and collect at the counter, rent a machine, book a repair, or get a demo in your own shop — all from one supplier in Toronto.
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A cross-section of what actually moves online — machines, guns, PPE, abrasives and gas gear. Live pricing, live stock.
MapleWeld MW800 Kevlar® Stitched Cowhide Welding Gloves – Heat-Resistant Stick & MIG Welding Gloves
MapleWeld MW600 Goatskin Short TIG Welding Gloves with Blue Split Leather Cuff
PowerWeld FR Cotton Welding Jacket – 9oz Flame Resistant Welder's Jacket
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Buyer's Guides & Shop Know-How
Technical guides written for the job site, not the showroom - how to choose the gear, how to run it, and how to fix it when the cut goes wrong.
Plasma Cutter Troubleshooting: Bad Cuts, Dross, and Lost Arc
Quick answer: Almost every plasma cutting problem — can’t cut through, dross-covered edges, a lost arc, or fast-wearing consumables — comes down to one of four things: amperage that’s too low for the material...
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Buying GuidePPEHow to Choose the Right Welding Helmet: Shade Numbers, Safety Standards, and Features
A shade-number-first, CSA/ANSI-grounded buying guide to choosing a welding helmet for MIG, TIG, Stick, and plasma work — fixed vs. auto-darkening, sensors,...
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Our production line was down over mismatched MIG guns. MapleWeld didn't just solve the compatibility issue — they explained why it happened so it wouldn't again. No repeat since.
We needed better efficiency at lower cost. MapleWeld recommended moving to metal cored wire and walked us through the transition with almost no disruption. The technical depth is why we stay.
I was sceptical about switching to fiber discs on stainless. MapleWeld brought them out and demonstrated on our own workpieces. Better finish, less effort. You don't get that from a catalogue.
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