EWM supplier in Romania
German welding machines for demanding industrial applications
Headquarters: Mündersbach, Germany
Who is EWM and what does it make?
EWM is a German manufacturer of welding machines, headquartered in Mündersbach. The range covers MIG/MAG welding through the XQ and Picomig series, TIG (WIG) welding through the XQ series (also known as Tetrix XQ) and the Picotig family, plus machines for manual metal arc (MMA) welding. From the EWM portfolio we can quote both machines for service work and small workshops, and systems for robotic welding.
EWM also covers welding automation, with systems for robots and cobots through the React line and with its own Xnet 3 software for monitoring and documenting welding processes, which is relevant for workshops that must demonstrate weld traceability. The manufacturer's range includes a dedicated "WPQR EN 1090" section (welding procedure qualification record), relevant for metal structures built to EN 1090.
For welding and metal fabrication workshops in Romania, the EWM range makes sense where weld traceability must be documented on metal structures to EN 1090, or where a first automation of the process with a welding cobot is being considered.
What do we supply from the EWM range?
| Product | Description |
|---|---|
| MIG/MAG Machines, XQ Series | The manufacturer's range for MIG/MAG welding, used both for industrial service work and for small to medium series production. For a quotation we need the material to be welded, the thickness of the parts and the welding current required. |
| MIG/MAG Machines, Picomig Series | A more compact variant for MIG/MAG welding, suited to small workshops or interventions where a high-end machine would be oversized for the workload. |
| TIG Machines, XQ Series (Tetrix XQ) | Machines for precision TIG welding, from the same XQ family as the MIG/MAG variant, used where the quality and control of the weld matter more than welding speed: thin sheet, stainless steel, special alloys. |
| Picotig Family | Compact TIG machines, the equivalent of the Picomig family for the TIG process, designed for small workshops or one-off precision welding jobs. |
| React Robotic Welding Systems | A line dedicated to integrating MIG/MAG or TIG welding into robotic or cobot cells, complemented by the Xnet 3 software for process monitoring. For a quotation we need the specification of the robotic cell and the welding process desired. |
Why EWM?
- Separate ranges for MIG/MAG (XQ, Picomig) and for TIG (XQ, Picotig), each with dedicated variants
- Welding automation systems for robots and cobots, through the React line
- Own Xnet 3 software for monitoring and documenting welding processes
- A dedicated WPQR EN 1090 section in the manufacturer's range, relevant for workshops building metal structures to EN 1090
- Headquarters in Mündersbach, Germany
Which EWM codes and series are requested most often?
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| XQ Series MIG/MAG | MIG/MAG welding machines from the EWM professional range |
| Picomig Series | Compact MIG/MAG machines from the EWM Pico range |
| XQ Series TIG | TIG welding machines from the EWM professional range |
| Picotig Series | Compact, portable TIG machines from the EWM Pico range |
| TETRIX XQ | TIG welding machine from the EWM XQ family |
| Titan XQ Puls | Pulsed MIG/MAG welding machine, from the XQ family |
| Picomax XQ | Welding machine from the EWM range |
| React | Robotic welding system from the EWM automation range |
| EWM Co-bot Welding | Collaborative robot welding solution for small production lines |
| ewm Xnet 3 | EWM software for monitoring and managing welding data |
| Degaussing equipment | Equipment for demagnetising parts before welding |
Where is EWM equipment used?
- Metal construction: welding with traceability to EN 1090
- Automotive industry: MIG/MAG welding in series production
- Shipbuilding: TIG welding for precision elements
- Railways: welding for railway metal structures
- Pipework and general industrial works: TIG and MIG/MAG welding
How do we supply EWM in Romania?
We confirm availability and lead time for each model in every quotation. We bring in EWM welding machines made to order, through supply channels in the European Union, usually within 1–4 weeks from order confirmation. For a correct quotation, we need the welding process desired (MIG/MAG, TIG or electrode), the current required and whether the equipment has to be integrated into a robotic cell. We do not promise permanent availability from stock for every model in the range, especially for robotic variants configured per project.
Service under the manufacturer's warranty for an EWM machine brought in to order is arranged case by case.
Frequently asked questions about EWM
What is the difference between the EWM XQ and Picomig/Picotig ranges?
The XQ range comprises EWM MIG/MAG and TIG welding machines designed for intensive professional use, with advanced adjustment functions. The Picomig and Picotig range offers more compact equipment that is easier to carry, suited to small workshops or remote work. The right choice depends on the daily welding volume and on the need to move the machine frequently between sites.
Does EWM welding equipment get supplied to customers in Romania?
Yes, we order for the customer machines from the XQ, Picomig or Picotig ranges, based on the full designation confirmed from the EWM documentation. The range is not kept on our shelf; the order starts from the availability confirmed by EWM, usually within 1–4 weeks.
What details are useful for a quotation for an EWM welding machine?
State the process required from the XQ or Pico ranges, the power of the source in amperes, the mains voltage available in the workshop and whether the equipment will be integrated into a React robotic cell or used manually. For a replacement machine, the designation on the old equipment's nameplate helps to find a direct counterpart in the current EWM range without losing the functions the operator already uses.
What is the EWM Co-bot Welding system?
It is a collaborative welding solution in which a robot works alongside the operator on repetitive tasks, without the complex safety fencing of classic industrial robots. It is frequently used in small to medium series production, where flexibility matters more than maximum welding speed. The exact configuration depends on the parts being welded and on the space available on the production line.
How do I request a EWM quotation?
Send the EWM code from the nameplate and the quantity; we reply in English with availability and the lead time written in the quotation.
Request a quoteUpdated: 12 November 2026 · Sources: EWM, EWM GmbH (manufacturer documentation)