We supply Aluminium Welding Electrodes that are specially developed for a variety of welding applications. We source the Aluminium Welding Electrodes from well-known manufacturers in the domain who use the latest technologies for assured performance and quality. Besides, the entire range of cutting-edge Aluminium Welding Electrodes can be availed from us at very reasonable rates.

Features

• Best for proof-fit joints
• Rapid rate of solidification
• Extruded flux-coating
• For sheet, extruded and cast aluminium

Benefits

• The extruded flux-coating speeds joining operations and expedites uniform work.
• The alloy has a lower melting temperature than aluminum, which minimizes overheating, warpage and distortion.
• Good control on bead-forming applications for butt or T joints on aluminium or aluminium alloys.
• Solidification rate is fast; ideal for beveled butt joints

Application Procedure

• Clean joint area with stainless steel wire brush.
• Butt joints, broken sections or cracks should be beveled to 60-80^oC. Leave a 1.5 mm to 3.2mm gap and maintain alignment of parts.
• Use slight excess acetylene flame.
• Melt a drop of flux onto beginning of joint continue heating, until flux liquefies.
• Deposit alloy, using a bead forming technique.
• Care should be taken not to melt the base metal.
• Remove flux residues in warm water.

Applications

• Tubular frames
• Extrusions
• Furniture
• Cast aluminum housings

We supply Aluminium Welding Electrodes that are specially developed for a variety of welding applications. We source the Aluminium Welding Electrodes from well-known manufacturers in the domain who use the latest technologies for assured performance and quality. Besides, the entire range of cutting-edge Aluminium Welding Electrodes can be availed from us at very reasonable rates.

Features

• Best for proof-fit joints
• Rapid rate of solidification
• Extruded flux-coating
• For sheet, extruded and cast aluminium

Benefits

• The extruded flux-coating speeds joining operations and expedites uniform work.
• The alloy has a lower melting temperature than aluminum, which minimizes overheating, warpage and distortion.
• Good control on bead-forming applications for butt or T joints on aluminium or aluminium alloys.
• Solidification rate is fast; ideal for beveled butt joints

Application Procedure

• Clean joint area with stainless steel wire brush.
• Butt joints, broken sections or cracks should be beveled to 60-80^oC. Leave a 1.5 mm to 3.2mm gap and maintain alignment of parts.
• Use slight excess acetylene flame.
• Melt a drop of flux onto beginning of joint continue heating, until flux liquefies.
• Deposit alloy, using a bead forming technique.
• Care should be taken not to melt the base metal.
• Remove flux residues in warm water.

Applications

• Tubular frames
• Extrusions
• Furniture
• Cast aluminum housings