What we supply in this category
Welding consumables are selected against the welding procedure, base material and process being used. We supply electrodes, wires, machines and accessories for fabrication, maintenance and site work.
Consumables determine weld strength, toughness and crack resistance, so classification matters more than brand. Send us the classification your procedure specifies and we will source accordingly.
Welding Items we source
Product types below indicate the scope of this category. Availability and options are confirmed against your specification at enquiry stage.
Welding Electrodes
Covered electrodes for manual arc welding across carbon steel, low alloy and stainless applications.
Welding Wires
Solid and flux cored wires for MIG/MAG and TIG welding processes.
Submerged Arc Consumables
Wire and flux combinations for submerged arc welding on heavier fabrication work.
Welding Machines
Welding power sources and equipment for workshop and site use.
Cutting & Gouging
Consumables and accessories supporting cutting, gouging and joint preparation.
Welding Accessories
Holders, cables, clamps, chipping hammers and cleaning items.
Welding Safety & PPE
Helmets, shields, gloves, aprons and related protective equipment.
Gas Equipment
Regulators, hoses and fittings supporting gas welding and cutting operations.
Where it is used
Typical applications where customers ask us to supply this category:
- Steel fabrication and structural work
- Pipe and spool welding
- Plant maintenance and repair welding
- Site and shutdown work
- Workshop production welding
- Pressure equipment fabrication
What to include in your enquiry
Manual arc, MIG/MAG, TIG, flux cored or submerged arc
The consumable classification named in your welding procedure
Material and thickness being welded
Electrode or wire diameter required
The positions the consumable must support
Packet, spool or drum size preferred
Total quantity and whether supply is one off or recurring
Common reference standards
Welding consumables are classified against specifications published by the American Welding Society. For example, AWS A5.1 for carbon steel covered electrodes used in manual arc welding, and AWS A5.18 for solid wires used in MIG and TIG welding of carbon and low alloy steels. Submerged arc work references flux and electrode combinations rather than the wire alone. Provide the classification your welding procedure calls for.
Frequently supplied together
Need welding items?
Send your item list, specification, drawing or BOQ and we will come back with a suitable supply option.