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Best Welding Utility Carts - Our Picks

You setup your shop or workspace just right with every took in its place and your equipment within easy reach and then it happens.  You need to shift or move your welding setup. Maybe a friend needs something fixed on a trailer in the driveway or you need to get to that welding rod you put on a shelf behind the welder.  Whatever the reason for moving the welder, having it on wheels will make that move trivial instead of back breaking.  Welders are heavy and can be bulky, especially if you’re using a MIG or TIG welder and have the tank of shielding gas to deal with. A welding cart allows you to easily move your welder around your workspace while also keeping everything organized and neat.

Some welders choose to build their own welding cart, but for a beginner, this may be a project you’re not quite ready for. This is especially true if you want a welding cart with drawers or a secured cabinet you can lock.  If you’re looking for a great welding cart, you can’t go wrong with one of our picks for the best Welding Carts for 2020.

Klutch 2-Tier Welding Cart with Locking Cabinet

The Klutch 2-tier welding cart is a durable cart with hard rubber tires and a number of extras that you won’t find on similar carts. First, it features a locking cabinet with heavy duty hinges under the lower tier that will keep your items safe and secure as well as free from dust and dirt. This cabinet is made out of steel and powder coated for a durable finish. Cable/host management hooks are provided as well as chains to secure up to a 7″ gas bottle.  This cart is a little taller than most allowing easy access to your welder’s controls without needing to bend down.

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Klutch Compact Locking Welding Cabinet

The Klutch Compact welding cart is a solid cart that puts your welder at the perfect height for working. It has one fixed shelf for your welder, a locking stowaway cabinet, cable management hangers and can support 135 lbs.  The cart features a sturdy metal frame and is powder coated in black for corrosion resistance and a long lasting finish.  A shielding gas tank can be secured in the back of the cart with the included chains.  While we wish the pull handle was a bit bigger, its compact size and quality construction make this a great welding cart to consider. 

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Metal Man UWC2 Welding Cart

If you prefer a heavy duty open style cart, the Metal Man UWC2 may be just what you’re looking for. It features a slanted top shelf that’s perfect for accessing the controls on your plasma cutter or welder. It could be a bit taller, but its aggressive slant puts your machine’s controls within easy reach. The Metal Man’s large handle can also be folded down for completely un-obstructed access to your equipment. The cart includes a single chain clamp for holding your gas canisters, one lower shelf but no drawers or cabinet for storage.

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Yaheetech 3-Tier Welding Cart

The Yaheetech 3-Teir welding cart offers three levels of storage and can hold a total of 176 lbs.  A large reinforced handle allows for easy moves along its PVC front casters and rear rubber wheels.  Dual chain clamps secure your gas bottles in the rear of the cart. The cart comes in at three feet high, making it perfect for accessing your welder’s switches and knobs. The shelves give you a good amount of storage space, but there are no drawers or other secured storage.

Yaheetech 3-Tier

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Eastwood 3-Tier Welding Cart

The Eastwood 3-tier welding cart is a solid, good-sized cart with an impressive 300 lb. weight capacity. It features a single safety chain, several hose/cable management hooks and a slightly angled top rack for your welder or plasma cutter.  Although specifically designed for Eastwood’s equipment (MIG135/175, TIG 200DC or Versa-cut 40 Plasma Cutter), the top shelf can accommodate numerous other manufacturers machines as well.  For those looking for drawer storage, Eastwood makes and optional locking 4-drawer kit which can be used instead of the intermediate shelf.  This cart is backed by Eastwood’s one year warranty and free lifetime technical support.

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Conclusion

Building your own welding cart may be a project you want to take on in the future, but when you’re just getting started, buying one of these options is a great alternative.  A good welding cart allows you to easily store and move your equipment around while you practice your craft. Any of these carts will give your welder mobility plus give you a neatly organized setup for your garage or shop.