MIG welding power supply and splitter

[Engineer94]

I have in the past had a single 415Volt 125Amp socket run four number MIG welding machines in one instance for a job I was looking after. The subcontractor looked after the supply of a splitter along with the welding machines which worked well, I now have a separate subcontractor carrying out similar work in which we provided the same power supply.

This new subcontractor dose not seem as experienced and has asked what splitter is required in this instance, can anyone advise?

 

[Hitch]

Some places probably won't want you using a fly lead type splitter... most of our customers want us to use a proper distribution board feeding smaller 16a/32a sockets with protection if we are plugging I to their power.

 

[tom2207]

rubber box company do really nice distros ,, but you will pay , no one ever questions rubber box co gear on any job ive been on ,,,

 

[Engineer94]

Some places probably won't want you using a fly lead type splitter... most of our customers want us to use a proper distribution board feeding smaller 16a/32a sockets with protection if we are plugging I to their power.

This is the route we have had to go with the distributor board.