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Inconel Welding Rods are specialized welding consumables used to weld Inconel, a family of nickel-chromium-based superalloys known for their excellent performance in extreme environments, such as high heat, corrosion, and pressure.

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• Item Code: ENiCrMo-10

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• Item Code: ENiCrFe-3
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• Item Code: E6013

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• Item Code: Stellite-1
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• Packaging Details: 5kg packet

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• Item Code: ECoCr-B

•  These Coated electrodes are able to weld stainless steels of similar chemical composition and remove carbon steels to impart corrosion, erosion, and abrasion resistance. Alloy 410-16 Coated electrodes are an air-hardening that is used for a pre-heat and inter-pass temperature of over 400°F (200°C) at the time of welding procedure.

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• Item Code: E410

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• Item Code: E410NiMo

• Heat input must be controlled to maintain the ferrite/austenite balance.

• Preheating not usually required, but interpass temperature should be limited (typically < 150°C).

• Post-weld heat treatment (PWHT) is generally not required.

• Use proper interpass cleaning to avoid contamination and hot cracking.

• Ensure matching filler metal to maintain corrosion resistance of the joint.

Tackle tough cast iron repairs with our high-quality cast iron welding rods. Engineered for superior performance, these rods ensure strong, durable welds on various cast iron types. Whether you're repairing engine blocks or restoring antique pieces, our welding rods provide excellent crack resistance and machinability. Achieve seamless welds and professional results with our reliable welding supplies. Perfect for both seasoned welders and DIY enthusiasts. 

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• Item Code: ENiCrMo-14

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• Item Code: E2594

A nickel alloy welding electrode is a specialized welding consumable used for welding nickel-based alloys or for joining nickel alloys to other metals (like stainless steels, carbon steels, or other dissimilar metals). These electrodes are designed to maintain high strength, corrosion resistance, and heat resistance.

Duplex welding electrodes are specially designed for welding duplex stainless steels—a family of stainless steels with a dual-phase microstructure consisting of austenite and ferrite. These steels offer a combination of high strength and excellent corrosion resistance, particularly against stress corrosion cracking, pitting, and crevice corrosion.

• Turbine blades and seats (aerospace & power gen)

• Valve seats and guides

• Pump components

• Cutting tools

• Nuclear industry components

• Food and chemical processing equipment

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• Item Code: E309MOL

• Pre-cleaning is critical (Inconel is sensitive to contamination)

• Heat input should be controlled to prevent cracking

• Interpass temperature should be kept low (typically < 300°F or 150°C)

• Use inert shielding gas (Argon or Argon/Helium blends)

• Post-weld heat treatment may be required for certain alloys

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• Item Code: ENiCrFe-7

• Outstanding corrosion and oxidation resistance

• Maintain strength at high temperatures (up to 2000°F / 1093°C)

• Excellent weldability and crack resistance

• Good for dissimilar metal welding

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• Item Code: ENiCrMo-4

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• Item Code: 2222N
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• Item Code: E2209

As-Cast: Meets most hardfacing requirements

Densified: Hipped to eliminate centerline porosity

Ground/Finished: Eliminates surface imperfections

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• Item Code: ECOCR-C
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• Packaging Details: 5 KGS

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• Item Code: ECoCr-E

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• Item Code: ECoCr-A
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• Packaging Details: 5 KGS PACKET

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• Item Code: E318

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• Item Code: E320

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• Item Code: 2133Mn

E7018 is a widely used low-hydrogen welding electrode designed for shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), commonly known as stick welding. It is known for producing strong, clean welds with excellent mechanical properties, making it suitable for critical structural applications. The "70" in its designation refers to a tensile strength of 70,000 psi, while the "1" indicates it can be used in all welding positions (flat, vertical, horizontal, and overhead). The "8" signifies a low-hydrogen, iron powder coating that provides a smooth and stable arc, deep penetration, and minimal spatter. E7018 electrodes can be used with both AC and DC+ current. Due to their low-hydrogen properties, they are ideal for welding high-strength steels and components that are subject to dynamic loading or stress, such as bridges, buildings, pressure vessels, and pipelines. However, because they are sensitive to moisture, E7018 rods must be stored in a rod oven to prevent hydrogen contamination, which can lead to cracking in the weld.

ENiCu-7 is a nickel-copper covered electrode used for shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), specifically designed for welding nickel-copper alloys such as Monel 400 and Monel K-500. This electrode is known for its excellent performance in corrosive environments, particularly those involving seawater, salt solutions, and various acids. ENiCu-7 is composed primarily of nickel and copper, with small additions of elements like iron and manganese to enhance weldability and mechanical properties. It is commonly used in marine engineering, chemical processing, and offshore oil and gas industries, where strong, corrosion-resistant welds are essential. The electrode provides good arc stability, smooth welding characteristics, and produces weld metal with high strength and toughness. ENiCu-7 is also suitable for joining dissimilar metals, including nickel-copper alloys to carbon steels or other nickel alloys, making it a versatile choice for demanding welding applications.

Nickel-copper alloy welding rods are specialized consumables used in welding applications involving metals composed primarily of nickel and copper, such as Monel alloys (e.g., Monel 400 or K-500). These rods are engineered to closely match the composition and mechanical properties of the base metal, ensuring a strong and corrosion-resistant weld. Typically, they contain around 63–70% nickel and 30–33% copper, along with trace elements like iron or manganese to enhance weldability and strength. One common type is ERNiCu-7, which is widely used for welding Monel 400 and similar alloys.

These welding rods are especially valued for their excellent resistance to corrosion, particularly in harsh environments such as seawater, salt-laden atmospheres, and chemical processing facilities. Their resistance to a wide range of acids and alkalis makes them ideal for industrial applications where chemical exposure is a concern. Additionally, nickel-copper alloy welds offer high strength and ductility, and they maintain their toughness even at elevated temperatures.

In terms of application, nickel-copper alloy welding rods are used extensively in industries like marine engineering, offshore oil and gas, power generation, and chemical processing. They are commonly employed in the fabrication and repair of heat exchangers, marine piping systems, pump components, and desalination equipment. Welding with these rods is typically done using gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW/TIG) or gas metal arc welding (GMAW/MIG) processes, which provide clean, high-quality welds with minimal risk of cracking.

Overall, nickel-copper alloy welding rods are a reliable solution for demanding applications that require both corrosion resistance and mechanical durability. Their performance in extreme environments and compatibility with nickel-based materials make them a preferred choice for critical welds in various industries.

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• Item Code: E316

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• Item Code: E308H

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• Item Code: ENiCrCoMo1

Stainless steel welding electrodes are consumables used for joining stainless steels or dissimilar metals involving stainless. These electrodes are specially formulated to retain corrosion resistance, strength, and ductility of stainless steels during and after welding.