Generators at Acme Tools
Generators create electrical current to power various devices. A typical generator runs on gasoline, propane or natural gas. Stationary or portable, power generators are a must-have for homes, businesses, and jobsites alike.
Welder Generators for the Jobsite
Welder generators (also called jobsite generators) are a single unit that has both a welder and a generator built into them, offering high power to appliances, power tools, and welding tools that require many amps to run. These generators also feature easy-starting systems for welders for convenience. Beyond welding equipment, welder generators also power many other types of electrical gear that may be on a job site. A welding generator delivers outstanding performance for building construction and can run lights to keep you safe while you weld in new construction job sites.
Generators for the Home
Standby generators, also called home generators, provide household power to a building or installation, but these models aren't portable. Home generators have durable covers to protect them from the elements while they power your home during an emergency. Your home generator runs on natural gas or other utility fuel so you don't need to refuel it, and it always works as long as the power outage lasts. Home generators are used so that you can rest assured that medical equipment, computers with valuable data, home appliances, and other critical devices remain up and running, no matter what kind of power interruption may arise.
Generators for Businesses
Businesses want to keep their electricity running at all times to ensure there is zero wasted work. One way to do that is using a diesel-powered generator or standby generator. Each generator keeps your electric equipment running for maximum efficiency.
Generator Fuel Types
There are four main fuel types for generators, gas, diesel, liquid propane (LP), and natural gas (NG). Each has its advantages, but it depends on how you use your generator. Gas generators are usually more portable than other generators, and gas is the easiest fuel to find, but has a short shelf life if not treated. Diesel generators are safer because the fuel is less flammable, and the fuel is good for larger heavy-duty tasks.Natural gas generator fuel is another source of clean energy and is basically unlimited in quantity. Liquid propane generator fuel has the longest shelf life and burns cleaner than other fuels.
Why Acme Tools is the Best Place to Buy a Generator
Acme Tools stocks a wide range of power generators, parts, and accessories for a wide array of needs. Meeting a wide array or needs, these machines provide outstanding emergency power, backup power, and portable convenience. Add a generator to your home's or your jobsite and enjoy uninterrupted power for all your electrical needs.
