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There are 54 products.
JULI welding equipment — welding work using the process supported by the equipment. 1 mm; 2 kg. Ref.: 101-000311.
JULI welding equipment — welding work using the process supported by the equipment. 0,8 mm; 1 kg. Ref.: 101-000307.
JULI welding equipment — welding work using the process supported by the equipment. 1 mm; 2 kg. Ref.: 101-000209.
PLASMATEC welding equipment — welding work using the process supported by the equipment. 1 mm; 5 kg. Ref.: 101-001043.
MAGMAWELD welding equipment — welding work using the process supported by the equipment. 1 mm; 5 kg. Ref.: 101-000146.
MAGMAWELD welding equipment — welding work using the process supported by the equipment. 1,2 mm; 5 kg. Ref.: 101-000193.
JULI welding equipment — welding work using the process supported by the equipment. Diameter: 1.6. Ref.: 101-000225.
JULI welding equipment — welding work using the process supported by the equipment. Diameter: 1.6. Ref.: 101-000488.
JULI welding equipment — welding work using the process supported by the equipment. 0,8 mm; 5 kg. Ref.: 101-000159.
PLASMATEC welding equipment — welding work using the process supported by the equipment. 0,8 mm; 18 kg. Ref.: 101-000928.
JULI welding equipment — welding work using the process supported by the equipment. 0,8 mm; 15 kg. Ref.: 101-000152.
JULI welding equipment — welding work using the process supported by the equipment. 1,0 mm; 15 kg. Ref.: 101-000144.
Welding wire is the primary consumable required for the operation of semi-automatic (MIG/MAG) welding machines. It is mechanically fed into the weld pool, acting simultaneously as the conductive electrode and the filler metal that forms the actual weld bead. The most widely used type is copper-coated solid wire (utilized alongside a shielding gas for welding carbon steels). For outdoor welding without the hassle of heavy gas cylinders, specialized flux-cored wire is utilized; its internal flux core vaporizes to create its own protective gas shield. The catalog also features aluminum and stainless steel wire spools. Key selection criteria include the wire diameter (typically 0.6 to 1.2 mm) and the spool weight (1 kg to 15 kg).
