Case Construction Equipment is now offering a new 12,000-watt generator and 3-in-1 compressor/generator/welder through its online Partstore and its dealer network.

The Case 12,000-watt generator delivers a continuous 9,500-watts, with up to 40 amps of output. The newly designed, lightweight, single-cylinder engine makes the unit portable, allowing for quick movement through tough work sites and delivering power where needed. A collapsible handle makes pivoting the unit easy with just one hand; it then folds away to give the operator more working space around the generator. Vibration also is factored into the frame design, resulting in a powerful generator that stays right where it is placed.

The new Case 3-in-1 compressor/welder/generator combines three important tools into one convenient package. The air compressor has a unique belt-guard-mounted aftercooler, automatic tank drain and centrifugal head unloading feature that extends the life of the pump. The compressor provides 22 cfm of air at 100 psi, which will power larger pneumatic air tools needed on job sites. The welder provides 250 amps of power at 70-percent duty cycle, giving the operator the ability to do heavy onsite repairs. The generator offers a peak of 5,500 watts, with two 110-volt outlets and one 220-volt outlet — enough to power most jobsite tools. The machine comes with an industry-standard 30-gal. (113.5 L) air tank — and a tankless option is available to save space on work trucks.

For more information, visit http://partstore.casece.com/

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