Filler Alloys and Consumables

Filler metal alloys and consumables used in welding, brazing or soldering include items in rod sheet, wire spool, coated stick, weld stud, powder, preform or paste forms.  Consumables such as fluxes, cleaners, tungsten tips, resistance welding electrodes or cutting electrodes are also covered in this Search Form.

Manufacturing and Processing Equipment consists of products that use physical or chemical methods for mechanical and/or thermal treatment or processing of a raw material or product. Primary examples of process equipment are agitators, mixers, the many types of crushing, grinding and screen equipment, vacuum and pressure filters, centrifuges, furnaces, kilns, dryers, sedimentation and classification devices. These components feed the processing industry verticals such as chemical, food, plastics, pharmaceutical, paint and coatings, waste water treatment, powder and bulk processing, pulp and paper, textile printing, mining and gas and oil. Also included is equipment offered by a manufacturer who engineers and supplies systems related to and used in conjunction with primary process equipment. Specific families within Manufacturing and Process Equipment include feedthroughs, filtration and separation, gas handling equipment, heat transfer equipment, industrial assembly, industrial heaters, industrial machine safeguarding, material handling, materials processing equipment, packaging and labeling, pumps, solids processing equipment, tanks and vessels, valves, and pipe, tube and hose fittings and accessories.

Industrial assembly includes tools, equipment, and supplies for industrial fabrication, assembly, and prototyping.  Welding and joining machines, welding accessories, filler alloys and consumables are part of this family, as are specific tools such as industrial screwdrivers and nutrunners.

• DIN Standards
  DIN is an acronym for Deutsches Institut für Normung (DIN), a German national organization for standardization. DIN was founded in 1917 and is based in Berlin. Since 1975, the German government has...
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• Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW)
  In the Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW) process, metal parts are joined by melting base and filler metals with an arc struck between a consumable filler metal wire and the base alloy work piece. Flux...
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• Metal Inert Gas Process (MIG)
  The Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), process is commonly known as the Metal Inert Gas Process (MIG). MIG welding is also referred to as short circuit transfer. In the MIG arc welding process, metal parts...
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