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The best Welding, Cutting, Industrial Finishing, and Automation brands in America
We are proud distributors of a wide range of brands of welding, cutting, industrial finishing and automation products.
All of them manufacture high quality products and that is why they are leaders in their own market niche. That assures our customers that the products they get will meet their expectations. Some of these brands are Miller, Hypertherm, DeVilbiss, Binks, Ransburg, etc.
Equipment, Spare Parts, Accessories and Consumables for Welding, Cutting and more.
Codinter is your reliable supplier
Founded in 1979 in Colombia, the Codinter organization has not stopped growing and continuously improving. We fulfill our mission every day by offering high-quality, state-of-the-art welding, cutting, industrial finishing, and automation products to benefit the industries and communities in which we operate.
Welding and Cutting
Miller
Miller is the world’s leading brand of welding equipment. Its products meet the key needs for the health and safety of welding operators. Since 1979 Codinter has been an international distributor of Miller products.
Miller began in 1929 as a one-man business and today is the standard for reliability, quality and responsiveness in the welding industry. Miller products are designed for manufacturing, construction, aviation, automotive, education, agricultural, and marine applications. A wide range of applications, in fact.
Miller products are known for their high quality, reliable performance and durability. They are constantly innovating and include their own technologies such as ArcReach. In general, customers who buy Miller products, perceiving their quality and performance, decide to use only Miller products.
Welding and Cutting
Hypertherm
Hypertherm is a world leader in the design and manufacture of advanced industrial cutting solutions. They produce manual and automatic laser, plasma and water cutting systems.
As a brand, Hypertherm is focused on making the most reliable, consistent, and highest performing products on the market to improve cutting.
It began in 1968 when N.H. Dick Couch and Bob Dean invented waterjet cutting as an innovative cutting process. Hypertherm has grown and now covers the world market and is the reference manufacturer when it comes to plasma cutting. Codinter is an international distributor of Hypertherm for some countries in America.
Welding and Cutting
Hobart
Hobart Welding Products is a well known company in the world of welding. The great quality and performance of their products have placed them among the leaders. Its filler materials (wires, fluxes and more) are of the best quality worldwide.
Began in 1917, in a small operation, to design, test and manufacture a complete line of easy-to-use, industrial-quality welding and cutting products.
Hobart products can help individuals and businesses with a wide range of needs such as maintenance, agriculture, production, auto repair, etc. In the Hobart product catalog, you can find welding accessories, electrodes, wires, tools and more.
Welding and Cutting
Bernard
Stick welding was the industry’s only option until Bernard Welds was founded shortly after World War II in Chicago.
Even having humble beginnings, in 1954, after years of research and development, Bernard perfected the Dual Shield welding process, today known as FluxCore Arc Welding (FCAW).
In the next decade, Bernard enjoyed rapid growth and success. So the company moved to Illinois and was eventually purchased by Illinois Tool Works.
Today, Bernard enjoys the strength and growth opportunities of being part of the largest welding products organization in the United States. Bernard products are recognized for their quality and performance.
Welding and Cutting
Ronch
Ronch produces high quality plasma cutting and welding equipment. Their equipment offers a 2-year limited warranty, which is a good indication of its performance and durability.
Founded around the year 2000, Ronch has continued to innovate its product offering, constantly releasing new models that meet the needs of its target customers. Codinter is the main distributor of Ronch in the Americas.
Welding and Cutting
Miller | Smith
Smith Equipment has long been known for premium quality, safety focused torches and nozzles. Smith Equipment Manufacturing was founded by Elmer Smith in 1916 in a garage in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It began by building a line of oxyfuel welding and cutting equipment.
In the 1950s, the business expanded to include new product lines. Later, in 1981 he moved to Watertown, South Dakota. In 1998, Smith Equipment was acquired by Illinois Tool Works (ITW) and in 2013, Smith Equipment’s line of flame cutting products was consolidated under the Miller brand.
Currently, Miller | Smith manufactures an extensive line of flame cutting, gas regulating, welding and heating equipment, as well as specialty gas regulators, gas mixers, jewelry torches and aircraft pitot tubes.
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We have arrived to stay. Our great performance throughout years and years of supplying companies around the world is our best recommendation.
Focused on our Clients
We develop solutions to increase the safety and profitability of our clients.
Local presence
We have a local presence in four countries: the United States, Colombia, Brazil, and Venezuela.
Industrial Finishing
DeVilbiss
DeVilbiss is the world’s leading atomization brand. It began in 1888 when Dr. Allen DeVilbiss combined a light bulb, some tubes, and the bottom of an oil can to create the first atomizer for use in health care.
DeVilbiss paint guns and all products set themselves apart as an excellent standard in the automotive refinishing and refinishing market.
DeVilbiss has set the standard in paint spraying through constant research, innovation and development. That’s why DeVilbiss products save their users money and time.
Codinter is one of the most important international distributors of DeVilbiss worldwide. DeVilbiss is a trademark owned by Carlisle Fluid Technologies.
Industrial Finishing
Binks
Binks is a world-renowned brand of spray finishing and fluid handling products. It began in 1890 when Joseph Binks introduced the first cold water paint spray machine. Right now, Binks is a brand owned by Carlisle Fluid Technologies and Codinter is one of its main distributors worldwide.
Binks manufactures various types of paint guns, low and high pressure, manual and automatic, etc. It also produces accessories, airless and air-assisted airless painting equipment.
In addition, Binks designs and manufactures high and low pressure fluid handling pumps and regulators, pressure feed tanks, 2K electronic paint mixing machines and paint circulating systems for the automotive manufacturing and industrial refinishing markets.
Binks paint circulation and supply pumps are recognized worldwide for their performance and durability.
Industrial Finishing
Ransburg
Ransburg is a world leader in the design and manufacture of manual and automatic electrostatic finishing products. It began in 1940 when Harold Ransburg developed the first electrostatic application system.
It was called Ransburg No 1. Over the next several decades, research and development led to material transfer efficiency levels of up to 98%. This meant reductions in overspray, VOC emissions and cost savings.
Today, Ransburg is part of the Carlisle Fluid Technologies group and continues to refine its most efficient electrostatic spray painting technology, delivering a “Class A” finish to all customers. Ransburg’s new technology focuses on the development of rotary atomizers, such as bell and disc applicators.
Industrial Finishing
BGK
BGK Finishing Systems’ mission is to design and manufacture electric infrared curing systems as well as industrial coating process conveyors.
The company was founded in 1980 in Minneapolis, USA. Today it is part of Carlisle Fluid Technologies, and Codinter is one of the main distributors worldwide.
BGK products and solutions are specialized in the use of shortwave infrared curing. In this way, they have closed-loop temperature capability due to the fast response of the lamp. BGK’s curing capabilities include a full range of coatings including powder, liquid, UV, wax and adhesives.
Some advantages of BKG products are reduced energy consumption, increased productivity, minimal floor space, and premium finishes.
Industrial Finishing
MS Powder
MS Powder Systems is a company specializing in powder coating systems and booth equipment. Its products are known worldwide as synonymous with efficiency, quality, performance and durability.
It started in 1991 when Henry Marcon founded the company. It was subsequently acquired in early 2016 by Carlisle Fluid Technologies. Today, Codinter is one of its most important distributors in America.
MS Powder Systems has developed enough technology and experience to provide heavy-duty and even custom solutions. This includes manual and automatic paint guns as well as fully automated horizontal and vertical powder coating lines.
Industrial Finishing
Hosco
Hosco’s products are smooth bore “cavityless” stainless steel fittings and fittings specifically designed for use in manual or automated paint circulation and application finishing systems.
Hosco’s global customer base and application environments include assembly and manufacturing of automotive, truck and bus components, agricultural and construction equipment, and aerospace industries.
Hosco is a manufacturer of paint circulation and application finishing accessories founded in 2010. It was acquired by Carlisle Fluid Technologies in 2019 and Codinter is one of the main distributors in America.
A multinational company
We sell all over the world
During these more than 40 years of experience, we have continued to grow and cover new markets. We keep getting clients in one country after another.
+25,000 Customers
With over 40 years in the field, we have gained the trust of more than 25,000 clients.
+125 Countries
We have clients all over the world, distributed in more than 125 countries.
Automation
OTC Daihen
OTC Daihen is the world’s leading manufacturer of welding robots. Their welding robots and components are highly versatile, coming in a wide range of options and capabilities to meet your manufacturing needs.
Advanced, easy-to-use controllers and trainers, on-site training, and expert service and support are some of the reasons OTC Daihen is the leader in welding robotics. When making the move to automation, you want to have the support of your equipment manufacturer.
OTC Daihen has been in business for over 100 years, beginning as the Osaka Transformer Company (OTC) in Osaka, Japan, in 1919. Codinter is one of its largest distributors in the Americas.
Automation
Steelmax
Steelmax is an American brand that provides tools and equipment for steel fabricators. In its catalog you can find products for welding machining, beveling, drilling, metal cutting and other metal transformation activities.
It began in 2003 with the launch of a premium line of metal cutting saws and magnetic drilling machines. In 2010, they expanded the product line by adding welding and cutting automation, plate and pipe beveling solutions, drilling and punching machines, and industrial lifting magnets.
Steelmax products are designed to provide cutting-edge steel fabrication solutions to steel fabricators and help them become more productive, competitive and profitable. Codinter is a recognized Steelmax distributor in the Americas.
Automation
ProArc
ProArc incorporated the latest metal fabrication techniques and equipment from around the world, such as plasma and fiber laser power sources. ProArc is able to provide quality value-added services for clients around the world in the machining, steel processing, shipbuilding, bridge and automotive industries.
ProArc was founded in 1966 in Taiwan and soon after became a reference in CNC cutting systems, CNC drilling machines and welding automation in Asia. Today, its products are available in more than 60 countries around the world. Codinter is a proud distributor of ProArc in the Americas.
Automation
Tregaskiss
Tregaskiss is an industry leader in the development and manufacture of robotic MIG guns, peripherals, and welding consumables.
William Tregaskiss began his business as an independent agent selling welding products in Michigan, USA, and Ontario, Canada, in 1967. He soon realized that a durable welding gun was needed that was tough enough to withstand the abuse of a harsh automotive factory environment, then, he began cooperating with Ford Motor Company on the design of the Auto 350. Improvements later resulted in a new welding torch, the T40.
Since 2007, Tregaskiss has been owned by Illinois Tool Works, as have other brands of welding products. Some of the Tregaskiss brands include TOUGH GUN™ robotic MIG guns and peripherals, TOUGH LOCK™ consumables, QUICK LOAD™ liners and QUICK LOAD AutoLength™ Liner System, as well as TOUGH GARD™ anti-spatter products. Codinter can provide you with all these items because it is one of the most important Tregaskiss distributors in the world.
Automation
Extreme Welds
In the 1990s, Latin America experienced a strong period of industrialization. Many of the countries in the region experienced sustained economic growth. A good number of companies with limited capital began to demand welding and cutting equipment that, being of quality, was also more affordable. In 2006 the first Extreme Welds products began to hit the market. The first country to receive them was Colombia.
After the first welding equipment, which was portable and low amperage, came a wider selection of machines, to satisfy other consumers. Subsequently, the need to include cutting systems of different capacities was seen. In the following years the brand expanded to other countries. Today Codinter distributes Extreme Welds equipment in the Americas.
Automation
Gullco
Gullco has the experience to offer worldwide welding automation support on welding procedures as well as full on-site training for the use of Gullco products in welding automation of oil storage tanks, LNG spheres, welding of pipes, naval construction, etc., specializing in the field of vertical and horizontal welding.
Gullco was founded in 1954 with the primary goal of supplying highly durable welding automation equipment to the steel fabrication industry throughout Canada. Only 6 years later it began manufacturing electrode stabilizer furnaces. In 1965 he patented the KAT, an automated welding and cutting tractor that is still part of his catalogue. Codinter is one of its most important distributors in America.
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The Best Industrial Brands for America
We are proud distributors for a wide range of great quality brands, each one of them, leader in their own niche.
That ensure our customer that the products they buy from us will meet their expectations and get the job done.
