About The Karnage Welder

What Is The Karnage Welder?

It's the portable, battery-powered, self-contained welder that's built for the unexpected!

Real Welding Power,
Anywhere You Need It!

The Karnage Welder is a self-contained, battery-operated trail welder designed to go wherever you go. It runs on a 24V internal battery system and delivers 10–15 minutes of welding time per charge, enough to lay down roughly 36"–60" of weld bead, depending on material thickness, wire size, and weld distance.

Output ranges from approximately 100–125 amps using .030 wire, and up to 150 amps with .035 wire. The wire feed speed is adjustable; voltage is fixed for simplicity and reliability.

The unit accommodates standard 1 lb. or 2 lb. spools of flux-core wire (no gas setup required).

Specifications

• Dimensions: ~16" x 12" x 7"
• Weight: ~44 lbs (about the same as one car battery)

Charging And Run Time Options

Charges via a NOCO Genius5 Smart Charger (included), with AGM mode for battery longevity

Optional Karnage Kables let you connect to two external 12V batteries to extend welding time

Add an optional 200-watt Inverter to charge from your vehicle or RV while on the go

Where It Excels

The Karnage Welder Offers Perfect Portability For:

• Trail side - for emergency repairs in your full size 4x4 or SxS

• Compact Spots - carry in your RV, camper, or overland rig

• Remote Areas - ranches, farms, and large properties with no power access

• Job Sites - for professional welders who need quick, onsite repairs

• Mobile Jobs - for mobile welders, who need big power from compact tools

• On-The-Go - road trips, off-grid adventures, or simply stored in your vehicle for quick access anywhere a welder could save the day!

Welding Where And When You Need It

When you break on the trail, it's never a good thing, but with a Karnage Welder you'll be up and running in no time!

When Karnage Strikes, Strike Back!

The Karnage Welder was built out of necessity. When you play hard, you are going to break, it is just a matter of time. We were tired of lugging batteries out of rigs to make repairs, so we developed an alternative to the status quo.