Welding Electrodes

TIG filler rods - copper coated, designed for porosity free welding of mild non-alloy steels. Suitable for the execution of root passes when controlled penetration is required and is suitable for use on steel tanks and pipe work.

Lanthanum Tungsten (gold) electrodes are universal TIG electrodes that can be used for both direct and alternating current. They are particularlyrecommended for welding pure materials or Aluminium, Titanium, Nickel, Copper and Magnesium alloys. The Lanthanum oxide level (1.5%) in their composition gives them a slower wear and a less current consuming ignition than WR2 electrodes. They are recommended for low currents.

Semi-basic coated electrode designed for the welding and reinforcing of ferritic - austenitic steels and for steels with a difficult weldability. It has excellent mechanical properties and is highly resistant to high temperature cracks & has easy slag removal. It is suitable for many applications, and is ideal for repairs and maintenance.

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TIG filler rods - copper coated, designed for porosity free welding of mild non-alloy steels. Suitable for the execution of root passes when controlled penetration is required and is suitable for use on steel tanks and pipe work.

TIG filler rods - copper coated, designed for porosity free welding of mild non-alloy steels. Suitable for the execution of root passes when controlled penetration is required and is suitable for use on steel tanks and pipe work.

Semi-basic coated electrode designed for the welding and reinforcing of ferritic - austenitic steels and for steels with a difficult weldability. It has excellent mechanical properties and is highly resistant to high temperature cracks & has easy slag removal. It is suitable for many applications, and is ideal for repairs and maintenance.

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Tungsten electrodes are used for TIG welding. The very high melting temperature of Tungsten (approx. 3400°C) maintains an electric arc between the workpiece and the electrode without wearing out the electrode quickly. Several types of electrodes exist depending on the processes used. EN26848 and ISO 6848 standards provide information on these electrodes as follows; E3® Tungsten electrodes (lilac) provide great flexibility of use. They are particularly recommended for welding steel, stainless steel, copperand brass at low to medium intensities. They can also be used to weld aluminium using alternating current. Non-radioactive, they have characteristics close to the thoriated Tungsten

WR2 Tungsten (turquoise) electrodes are versatile TIG electrodes for welding steels and stainless steels in direct current as well as aluminium in alternating current.

Made from copper coated mild steel. 0.6mm wire supplied as a 15kg spool. For welding mild and medium tensile steels for impact toughness down to -20℃. Suitable for use with most MIG welders.PTDDRPDIR29107

Made from copper coated mild steel. 1.0mm wire supplied as a 15kg spool. For welding mild and medium tensile steels for impact toughness down to -20℃. Suitable for use with most MIG welders.PTDDRPDIR29780

Pure Tungsten electrodes (green) are designed without additives for welding aluminium and its alloys with great arc stability. They make it possible to obtain a well-formed ball at the end of the electrode, this ball forms spontaneously from the first few seconds. As a result, the tungsten electrode for this type of welding does not require sharpening to a point.

Made from mild steel. Flux cored 0.8mm gasless wire supplied as a 5kg spool. Low alloy self-shielding wire. Suitable for use with most MIG welders.PTDDRPDIR70084

Made from copper coated mild steel. 0.8mm wire supplied as a 15kg spool. For welding mild and medium tensile steels for impact toughness down to -20℃. Suitable for use with most MIG welders.PTDDRPDIR29528

Lanthanum Tungsten (gold) electrodes are universal TIG electrodes that can be used for both direct and alternating current. They are particularlyrecommended for welding pure materials or Aluminium, Titanium, Nickel, Copper and Magnesium alloys. The Lanthanum oxide level (1.5%) in their composition gives them a slower wear and a less current consuming ignition than WR2 electrodes. They are recommended for low currents.

E3® Tungsten electrodes (lilac) provide great flexibility of use. They are particularly recommended for welding steel, stainless steel, copperand brass at low to medium intensities. They can also be used to weld aluminium using alternating current. Non-radioactive, they have characteristics close to the thoriated Tungsten electrode. They are easy to ignite and offers an excellent weldbead aesthetics. They are suitable for automatic welding.

Lanthanum Tungsten electrodes (Blue tip) are universal TIG electrodes that can be used for both direct (DC) and alternating current (AC) and are particularly recommended for welding pure materials or alloys such as Aluminium, Titanium, Nickel, Copper and Magnesium. The higher level of Lanthanum oxide (2%) in their composition optimizes their resistance and priming qualities for an ever more professional look. They are recommended for low currents.

Lanthanum Tungsten electrodes (Blue tip) are universal TIG electrodes that can be used for both direct (DC) and alternating current (AC) and are particularly recommended for welding pure materials or alloys such as Aluminium, Titanium, Nickel, Copper and Magnesium. The higher level of Lanthanum oxide (2%) in their composition optimizes their resistance and priming qualities for an ever more professional look. They are recommended for low currents.

WR2 Tungsten (turquoise) electrodes are versatile TIG electrodes for welding steels and stainless steels in direct current as well as aluminium in alternating current.

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