General steel construction, tank fabrication, and structural welding across mild steel, low-alloy steel, and galvanized steel.
Covered Electrode
A CrNiMoCu alloy stainless steel electrode highly resistant to chemicals and severe corrosion. Used for joining and overlaying all types of steel (cast steel, low alloy steel, cast steel grades). Material grades: G-X7 NiCrMoCuNb 25 20, 317L, 904L, 307 and 307L, G-X7CrNiMoCuNb 18 18, X5NiCrMoCuNb 20 18, X5NiCrMoCuTi 20 18, X2NiCrMoCu 25 20 5.
Covered Electrode
A pure aluminum electrode for joining pure and alloyed aluminum, with low input, corrosion resistance, seawater resistance, and good weldability. Used for welding pipes, vessels, hoppers, vats, containers, heat exchangers, air conditioning, and decorative panels. (1100)
Covered Electrode
(A) A low-alloy steel electrode for welding in steel construction, boiler fabrication, vessel fabrication, and machine building. Good strength and toughness, with a low-hydrogen weld deposit, low spatter, and high weld quality. Material grades: S235JR-E295, E335, S235J2G3-S355J2G3, C22, C35, P235T1-P355T1, L210-L360, P255NH-P355NH, S255NR-S355NR, GE200-GE300, 6010, 6013, 6019. (B) An electrode for welding steel and galvanized tanks.
Covered Electrode
A high-strength alloy steel electrode with resistance to cracking, ductility, and high strength. Used to weld various steels (fine-grained steel, cementation steel, tempered steel, and cast steel). Material grades: Hy100, S690QL, S690QU, N-AXTRA70, Ge300, 7016-1, 7016.
Covered Electrode
An electrode for hard steel, used for the repair and joining of all types of steel, with low spatter, easily-removed slag, low amperage, and usable in all positions. Base material grades: S235JR-E295, S235J2G3-S355J2G3, C22, C35, P235T1-P355T1, P235T2, P355T2, L210-L320, L290MB-L320MB, P235G1TH, P255G1TH, P235GH, P265GH, P295GH, S235JRS1-S235J4S, S315G1S-S355G3s, S255N-S355N, 7018, 7018-1, 7016, 7016-1, 7010, 8018, 8016.
Gouging Electrode
An electrode for grooving and cutting all types of metal with a very strong arc blast, making it easy to repair and remove worn and cracked metal parts, clean defective surfaces, and remove incorrect weld deposits, as well as defective castings. Used on all types of metal, and can weld in all positions, even overhead.
Gouging Electrode
A bevelling and gouging electrode for cleaning damaged surfaces, removing incorrect weld deposits, and clearing dirt, with the added ability to cut metal parts to the required or desired size. Used together with an air compressor, and can operate in all positions.
Brazing Rod
A flux-coated, cadmium-free silver-copper brazing rod with 55% Ag content, giving a low working temperature, high strength, and good capillary flow. Suitable for ferrous and non-ferrous metals (brass, copper, bronze, stainless steel) such as in the food & beverage processing industry, medical/surgical equipment, air conditioning, and refrigerators.
Brazing Rod
A high-strength copper-silver alloy brazing rod with good capillary flow, used to join various ferrous and non-ferrous metals (stainless steel, steel, cast iron, copper, bronze, brass, and iron) such as copper water pipes, HVAC systems, electrical equipment, motor armatures, and transformers.
Brazing Rod
A silver-alloy brazing rod for a lower working temperature, used to join steel, iron, copper, carbide/diamond cutting blades, and dissimilar metals — such as in the automotive industry, radiators, water heaters, capacitors, air conditioning, refrigerators, and copper pipe joints.
Brazing Rod
A copper, zinc, and silver alloy brazing rod, heat resistant with optimal capillary flow. Used to join equipment related to electrical work.
Brazing Rod
A copper, silver, and phosphorus alloy brazing rod. Used for copper and copper alloys. Produces a durable weld resistant to vibration, with good ductility and good electrical conductivity. Suitable for copper pipes and bars requiring vibration resistance and high ductility, such as electric motors and radiators.
Brazing / TIG Rod
A very well-suited brazing and TIG rod for joining copper and copper alloys, such as electric motors, radiators, copper cooling pipes, and decorative copper casting.
Brazing / Gas Rod
A brazing and gas rod that flows and fills very fine gaps or spacing, producing a high-strength weld used to join brass to steel pipe. Suitable for the chemical industry and general use.
TIG / Gas Rod
A copper, tin, and manganese alloy TIG and gas rod, resistant to heat, corrosion, and acid. Produces a high-strength, non-porous weld. Used to weld copper alloys.
Brazing / TIG / Gas Rod
A copper, silver, and phosphorus alloy brazing, TIG, and gas rod, with very good electrical and thermal conductivity, used to weld or join copper to copper. The weld result is highly acid and corrosion resistant.
TIG Rod
A nickel-copper (Monel: 400, R405, K500) TIG welding wire used for welding copper-nickel alloys to steel and copper alloys to steel. Also suitable for cast iron and stainless steel, such as valve dies. Also available for MIG welding. (NiCu 30 Fe (2.4360), NiCu 30 Al (2.4375), UNS N04400, N05500, ASTM B 127, B 165).
TIG Rod
A cast iron TIG welding wire used to join and build up all types of cast iron (gray, tempered, spheroidal). Can also weld cast iron to high-alloy steel, copper, and nickel alloys. Very suitable for the automotive casting mold industry.
Soldering Rod
A tin-lead soldering rod combined with other metals, used for soldering various metals.
Soldering Rod
A soldering rod mixing tin, iron, and brass, usable for soldering copper, brass, iron, and galvanized steel.
Soldering Rod
A tin, copper, and zinc combination rod, used for welding copper and zinc.
Soldering Rod
A tin-silver combination soldering rod used for soldering equipment made of copper and steel, also usable in electrical and other equipment.
Flux
A flux for silver-alloy brazing, with a working temperature between 550°C-750°C. Used on all base metal types except aluminum and aluminum alloys.
Flux
A boron flux used for welding copper, with a working temperature between 800°C-1000°C. Usable for heavy metals such as cast iron, steel, galvanized steel, copper, brass, and bronze.