A workshop or site buys a welding machine once and consumables forever. We supply both, and we keep the machine range deliberately narrow so the variants we quote are the ones your market can actually use.
Welding machines are electrical products, so the build has to match the market: supply voltage and frequency, plug standard, and the conformity marking the destination requires. We quote against your market's requirement rather than shipping a machine that needs an adapter.
Wire, electrodes, tips and torch parts are the repeat order. They are small, they ship by air without argument, and they are used up on a known schedule.
Where a destination requires conformity marking or a test document, we source from a factory that holds it and pass the document with the shipment. Tell us the destination market when you enquire and we will confirm what the order can carry before it is placed.

It depends on your market's supply voltage and frequency, the socket standard and the conformity requirement. Tell us the destination and we will confirm the variants that fit before quoting.
Yes. Welding consumables are light and pack around heavier items, which makes them a good line to consolidate with undercarriage or pipe into one shipment.