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Welding Consumables

Welding electrodes, flux, MIG/MAG wire and general consumables for shipboard and shipyard welding.

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General Welding Consumables
This catch-all covers filler metals and process consumables outside the ship's core stock of mild steel electrodes and wire - stainless, aluminium and cast iron rods, TIG tungstens, flux and shielding gas for the repair a specific job calls for.
2,930 models
Welding Flux
Welding Flux
Submerged arc welding flux shields the molten weld pool from air instead of a gas, melting into slag that also alloys the weld metal, while brazing flux does a different job entirely - dissolving oxide films so molten filler can wet and flow into a joint that is never fully melted.
117 models
Welding Wire (MIG/MAG)
Welding Wire (MIG/MAG)
Solid and flux-cored wire for GMAW/FCAW is what most onboard structural and pipe repairs actually run on, because it welds faster and with less operator skill than stick electrodes — but only if the wire's chemistry actually matches the parent steel, not just its diameter.
25 models
Welding Electrodes
Stick electrodes (SMAW) carry both filler metal and flux coating in one consumable rod, needing no shielding gas bottle - the trade-off for that shipboard convenience is a slower deposition rate and more operator skill than semi-automatic wire processes.
6 models
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Flux is not one product but two different jobs depending on process. Submerged arc welding (SAW) flux is a granular mineral compound poured over the joint ahead of the arc; it melts to form a slag blanket that shields the weld pool from atmospheric nitrogen and oxygen, and it also transfers alloying elements into the weld metal, so the flux composition is chosen alongside the wire, not as an afterthought. Brazing flux works differently again - the base metal never melts in brazing, so the flux's job is purely chemical…

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