Murex All Positional Welding Electrodes

One of the most versatile electrodes available, suitable for Vertical, Overhead and Downhand welding. Available in 2.5, 3.2, 4.0, 5.0 and 6mm.

Vodex 6013

High quality rutile coated, all positional rods. Applications: for steel plate and strip including structural steels and pipe work, especially under site conditions.
N.B. suitable for AC (50V minimum open circuit) and DC plus/minus.

Electrodes for Stainless Steels

For welding 316 and 316L stainless steels. Available in 2.5 and 3.2mm.

Nicrex E312 Stainless Steel Electrodes

Nicrex E312 electrodes from Murex are highly alloyed stainless steel electrodes of unusual versatility. It deposits a ferritic/austenitic duplex weld metal with about 40% ferrite content.
Applications: the welding of dissimilar steel combinations such as mild or low alloy steel to stainless steel, and the welding of spring steels, nickel steels and other hardenable steels.

Aluminium Tig/Gas Welding Rods

Saffire aluminium 5% silicon & magnesium. BS 2901:Part 4 : 1990 4043A (Tig Rods). BS 1453:1972(1987) 4043A (Gas Rods) AWS A/SFA 5-10-88:ER 4043.



Suitable for welding a wide range of cast and wrought aluminium alloys containing up to 5% magnesium. Particularly suited to Tig welding (with argon shielding gas). Use with aluminium flux for oxy-acetylene welding.

Aluminium Tig/Gas Welding Rods

BS 2901 : Part 2 : 1990 18/8/3 Mo - 316L AWS A/SFA 5-9-93.
Low carbon austenitic filler rod for welding steels of similar composition (19% Cr, 12% Ni, 3% Mo). Use with argon shielding gas or argon/5% hydrogen.

Sifsteel Stainless 308L

Murex All Positional Welding Electrodes

One of the most versatile electrodes available, suitable for Vertical, Overhead and Downhand welding. Available in 2.5, 3.2, 4.0, 5.0 and 6mm.

Vodex 6013

High quality rutile coated, all positional rods. Applications: for steel plate and strip including structural steels and pipe work, especially under site conditions.
N.B. suitable for AC (50V minimum open circuit) and DC plus/minus.

Murex All Positional Welding Electrodes

One of the most versatile electrodes available, suitable for Vertical, Overhead and Downhand welding. Available in 2.5, 3.2, 4.0, 5.0 and 6mm.

Vodex 6013

High quality rutile coated, all positional rods. Applications: for steel plate and strip including structural steels and pipe work, especially under site conditions.
N.B. suitable for AC (50V minimum open circuit) and DC plus/minus.

Aluminium Mig Wire Reels

Designed and packaged for `spool-on` guns. Also compatible for use on Kennedy Dual Mig welders, Mini Migs, Migmates etc. for aluminium alloys. For use with Ar or Ar-He shielding gas. Random wound. Available in 0.8mm and 1.0mm. 0.5kg mini reels. Made to BS 2901/1 : 1983 5356 & AWS A5.10-92 ER 5356. For plate, pipe tube, forgings and cast alloys with up to 5% magnesium content and for welding dissimilar aluminium grades.

Al-Mg 5%

Cast Iron Electrodes S-NFC

A Graphite coated Iron-Nickel alloy electrode for high strength jointing of cast iron and cold welding of cast iron, it deposits 95%Ni + 2%Fe weld metal.
Can be used for repairing broken cast iron, joining of cast iron to steel and building up worn parts.
Meets the following standards:
AWS A 5.15 E Ni-C1
Din 8573 E Ni BG 11

3.2mm

Recommended Amperage: 100A

Electrodes for Mild Steels

Arc welding rods for mild and medium tensile steels

Fincord M 6013

Medium rutile coated, all positional rods. Minimum spatter. Applications: For steel plate and strip including strutural steels.

0.8% Zirconiated White Tungsten Electrodes

Ideal for high precision, exceptional quality AC welding on aluminium alloys as it retains a balled tip and has a high resistance to contamination. The current carrying capability is equal or greater than that of thoriated tungsten. Non-radioactive. Not suitable for DC welding.

Kennedy 3.2mm 0.8% Zirconiated White Tungsten Electrodes

Zirconiated tungsten electrodes (AWS classification EWZr-1) contain a minimum of 99.10% tungsten and .15 to .40% zirconium. A zirconium oxide (zirconia) alloyed tungsten electrode is
preferred for AC welding when the highest quality work is necessary and where even the smallest amounts of weld pool contamination cannot be tolerated. This is accomplished because the zirconium alloyed tungsten produces an extremely stable arc which resists tungsten spitting in the arc. The current carrying capability is equal to or slightly greater than an equal sized cerium, lanthana or thorium alloyed
electrode. Zirconium electrodes are typically used only for
AC welding with a balled end. Not to be used for DC welding.