International
The reference that travels — and the specification that often does not
Availability and price. VEVOR references were live on all six markets more often than any other brand here, and the 50 L compressor is the only one on this site that states its delivery at a pressure — 113 l/min at 6.2 bar — rather than the flattering intake figure everyone else quotes.
Consistency of documentation. Their plasma cutters publish adjustable pre- and post-flow timings but no cut thickness by material; their lathes publish capacity but not spindle bore. Nothing states a duty cycle, a warranty term or a service address.
Compare against a brand that publishes the missing figure, then decide whether the price difference is worth the certainty. On this site we have put the two side by side wherever we could.
200 A · AC/DC with pulse in both · six modes · €383
Six modes on one dial, and the only machine here whose reference is live on all six markets.
Best for: A reader outside Germany who wants AC pulse and a link that resolves locally
≈ $370
220 × 600 mm (8.66 × 23.6 in) · 750 W brushless · 125 mm (4.92 in) three-jaw chuck · €1,206
The largest capacity here — 600 mm (23.6 in) between centers — with a brushless motor and stepless speed.
Best for: Repair work on shafts and long parts, where capacity decides what you can take on
2 hp · 50 L · 113 l/min at 6.2 bar · oil-free · €183
The only compressor here that publishes its output AT a pressure — 113 l/min at 6.2 bar.
Best for: Anyone comparing machines properly, who wants a number that means something
1,000 W · vertical · cast aluminum body · €349
A vertical band saw — you move the work past the blade, which is a different tool from the horizontal ones here.
Best for: Cutting shapes out of plate, and trimming rather than sizing bar stock
50 A · adjustable pre- and post-flow · €173
The cheapest plasma cutter here, and one that lets you set the air timings that decide how long a tip lasts.
Best for: Occasional cutting of thin sheet, where the alternative is an afternoon with a grinder
≈ $185
65 A · non-contact pilot arc · €220
A pilot arc at €220 — which is what lets you cut rust, paint and expanded mesh instead of only clean plate.
Best for: Scrapping, dismantling and bodywork — material that is never clean
≈ $230
1,400 W · 800 rpm fixed · 40 mm (1.57 in) boring · 2,810 lbf magnet · 11 cutters
A magnetic drill with a 40 mm (1.57 in) cutter capacity and one fixed speed of 800 rpm — which is the opposite of what this hub’s buying tip asks for.
Best for: Holes in structural steel plate of 10 mm (0.39 in) or more, where the machine has to go to the work
≈ $175
180 × 360 mm (7.09 × 14.2 in) · HT200 cast iron · four speed ranges · €718
Cast iron rather than folded steel, and four gear ranges — mass and torque, which is what a small lathe lacks.
Best for: A first real metal lathe, where 360 mm (14.2 in) between centers covers most repair work
Prices quoted in these summaries are dated readings. The live price is shown next to each product.
