Welding-Electrodes

Welding Electrodes are metal rods used in arc welding processes to create a strong and durable joint between metal parts. They conduct electric current to generate an arc, which melts the base metal and electrode coating to form a secure weld. Welding electrodes are widely used in fabrication, construction, repair, and heavy industrial applications.

Electrodes are designed to provide stable arc performance, smooth metal deposition, and strong weld penetration. The flux coating on the electrode helps protect the molten weld pool from atmospheric contamination, improves arc stability, and enhances the overall strength and finish of the weld.

Welding electrodes are suitable for structural steel work, pipelines, machinery fabrication, automotive repair, shipbuilding, and maintenance projects. They are available in different grades and sizes depending on the type of metal and welding requirement.

Types of Welding Electrodes

Mild Steel Electrodes

Low Hydrogen Electrodes

Stainless Steel Electrodes

Cast Iron Electrodes

Hard Facing Electrodes

Cellulosic Electrodes

Technical Specifications

Diameter: 2.5 mm / 3.15 mm / 4 mm / 5 mm

Length: 350 mm / 450 mm

Current Type: AC / DC

Polarity: Straight / Reverse Polarity

Tensile Strength: As per electrode grade

Coating Type: Rutile / Basic / Cellulosic

Operating Current Range: As per size and grade

Application: Structural Fabrication, Industrial Construction, Pipeline Welding, Machinery Repair, Heavy Engineering

High quality welding electrodes ensure strong weld joints, smooth arc operation, minimal spatter, and high durability. Different grades and customized options are available as per specific welding requirements.