Since the introduction , in 1997, of the Ready Welder as the first battery powered portable welder, there have been other battery powered welders brought out in the market. None of these have had all of the desirable qualities of Ready Welder II. As a result, the U.S. Army is, and has been one of Ready Welder's most important customers.

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Ready Welder is a compact battery powered MIG welder. It operates on two or three 12 volt DC batteries in series, producing 200 to 350 Amps of power for deep penetration of metals. For thinner metals a 12 and a 6 volt battery connected in series to produce 18 DC volts and lower Amps works just fine. The use of a single 12 volt battery is not normally recommended..

The Professionals who use it, report that the Ready Welder is a high yielding asset in their welding trade, because of it's lower initial cost plus it's lower operating costs. A smaller truck can be used to go out for field repairs with the Ready Welder. The setup time and electrical usage costs are less than before they began using this Product.

The Ready Welder can also be used as a Spool Gun, by connecting it to a Stick Welder or a conventional MIG machine. It operates from 115 AC volts while plugged into any welding device which might require a Spool Gun, for example, as when welding aluminum.

The Model 10000 is the original Ready Welder II, introduced in 1997. Since then, we have developed several new Models, and each has all of the same basic functions as Model 10000. The latest of the new Models, introduced in early 2004 is the -CS model variations. The Cold Switch Models have added a safety feature of trigger release cutoff from live power to the unit, when not welding.