Welding equipment - Import export

Aluminum alloys are among the materials characterized by poor weldability. Any experienced welder will confirm that to work successfully with aluminum, you need to have a lot of experience and know all the features of this metal. Technologically this process is quite complicated and a lack of experience can lead to manufacturing defects. Due to its high thermal conductivity, low melting point and the presence of a refractory oxide film, welding aluminum requires special equipment. TIG welding with shielding gas using aluminum alloy hard facing rods provides excellent joint quality.

Argon welding is a popular name among people for welding technology, in which welding is performed in a shielding gas environment, most often argon. The gas prevents the metal under welding from coming into contact with the oxygen in the air, preventing oxidation. Inert argon is well suited for this purpose as it is non-toxic and relatively inexpensive. The equipment for argon welding comes in two types, TIG and MIG. In both cases, the machines are equipped with a non-consumable tungsten electrode. The difference is that TIG uses separate hard facing rods, but in MIG, the wire is fed automatically from the spool, for which people often call this method semi-automatic.

Electrodes E6013 RC - rutile cellulosic Electrodes E6013 R - rutile Electrodes E7018 - basic Stainless electrodes and other special electrodes