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Flux-cored welding wire for unalloyed steels and structural steels. Welding possible without separate shielding gas.
Solid wire for MIG/MAG welding of non-alloy/unalloyed steels.
High-quality solid wire for welding heat-resistant steels such as Outokumpu 253MA and 153MA. Particularly suitable for high temperatures of 850–1100°C
High-quality copper-coated solid wire for welding non-alloy steels. Excellent feedability and a stable arc.
High-quality solid wire with added manganese. Thanks to its excellent productivity, it is particularly suitable for high-performance welding and robotic welding across various industrial sectors.
High-quality welding wire for low-carbon nickel-chromium-molybdenum alloys and other nickel-based steels – such as duplex and super duplex.
High-quality solid wire for welding copper-aluminium alloys. Excellent corrosion and wear resistance, also suitable for MIG brazing of galvanised thin sheets
High-quality rutile flux-cored wire for welding work in all positions. Exceptional welding characteristics and mechanical properties ensure an excellent end result.
High-quality solid wire made from NiCrMo alloy for welding nickel-based steels, also suitable for joining them to other steels and for cladding.
High-quality unalloyed steel solid wire for submerged arc welding, suitable for a wide range of industrial applications. The wire offers excellent performance.
Super duplex MAG wire with high tensile strength and resistance to pitting and stress corrosion cracking, suitable for applications requiring high corrosion resistance
High-quality solid wire for creep-resistant steels and steels resistant to creep and hydrogen, with operating temperatures up to 600°C, suitable for pressure vessels, boilers and steel pipes
Nickel- and copper-alloyed MAG solid wire for welding weather-resistant Corten steels and steels requiring resistance to seawater corrosion.
Stainless welding wire for difficult-to-weld steels. Often used as a buffer layer under hardfacing. Suitable, for example, for armour steels and hardenable steels.
MIG welding wire
