KPG3600: Real Power for Welding Where the Grid Doesn't Reach

Welding with no grid access? The KPG3600 handles a welder's current peaks without losing stability, in just 23.8 kg. See how it performs on site.

Welding without access to the grid is one of the most common challenges in industrial maintenance and on-site work. Without stable power, there's no reliable arc strike, no continuity of work, no room to improvise. At KOMPAK we designed the KPG3600 with exactly that scenario in mind: professionals who need real autonomy wherever production can't afford to stop.
Power built for demanding loads
The KPG3600 delivers 3,600 W of rated power, with peaks of up to 20,000 W. It's not a decorative figure: it has been tested specifically with welders and air compressors, guaranteeing a stable start-up even at the highest points of electrical demand.
What makes the difference on the ground
– Real overload capacity: handles the current peaks typical of welding without compromising supply stability.
– Professional portability: 23.8 kg and a compact design, easy to move between work points or production lines.
– Resistance where others fail: IP54 protection, reinforced steel structure and corrosion resistance for harsh conditions.
– Scalable to the shift: up to 3 batteries in parallel, 6,912 Wh of total capacity, for longer or more intensive repairs.
– No fixed installation required: ideal for emergency repairs on the plant floor, without relying on a stationary generator or temporary wiring.
Plug & Play: less set-up, more production
In industrial maintenance, time lost configuring equipment is time you don't get back. The KPG3600 connects and works, with no prior adjustments needed.
The technical criterion
Power, industrial resistance and ease of use make the KPG3600 a reference tool for welding with real autonomy, without sacrificing performance in critical maintenance and production tasks, on or off the plant floor.
Working in environments where the grid isn't always available? Ask our experts for information at comercial@grvpower.com.