Electrode Quivers & Welding Rod Ovens

Welding rod ovens and quivers are essential pieces of equipment for welders who want to keep their welding rods in top condition. Welding rods can absorb moisture from the air, which can cause them to become brittle and crack. This can lead to poor weld quality. Welding rod ovens and quivers help to prevent this by keeping the welding rods dry and free from moisture.

SWP 350mm Electrode Canister Tubes With Strap 1119

£18.84 ex. VAT     £22.61 inc VAT
  • Capacity of 4.5 kg of 350 mm electrodes.
  • Diamond shape prevents unwanted canister rolling
  • Pressure fitted O-ring seals out moisture and contaminants
  • Canister caps are removed with only a quarter turn
  • Accepts electrodes heated up to 250°F
  • Accessory carry strap for portability

SWP Dual Voltage Heater Rod Quiver 110V / 240V 1141

£63.29 ex. VAT     £75.95 inc VAT
  • Designed for use with 110v or 240v supply – ideal for site work.
  • Will maintain an even temperature of 100°C.
  • Capacity: 5kg.

GeKa GKF-2Y Portable Electrode Oven With Thermostat – 200°c

£267.80
  • Carries electrodes to the point of application
  • Keeps electrodes at the desired temperature level between 60 and 200°C
  • Heats electrodes up to the desired temperature when a power connection is available
  • Made of a durable material that can withstand the heat of the electrodes
This product has been discontinued.  Please view our range of Welding Rod Ovens.

GeKa GKF-2 Stationary Electrode Oven With Digital Thermostat – 400°C – 5 Pin

£1,038.70 ex. VAT     £1,246.44 inc VAT
  • Keeps electrodes dry and at the right temperature
  • Prevents moisture-logging, which can lead to poor weld quality
  • Easy to use
  • Durable construction
  • Long lasting
This product has been discontinued.  Please view our range of Welding Rod Ovens here.

Welding rod ovens are typically small, enclosed cabinets with a heating element that maintains a constant temperature. Welding rod quivers are typically made of metal or plastic and have slots or pockets to hold the rods. Both welding rod ovens and quivers can be either heated or unheated. Heated quivers are used to keep the welding rods at a consistent temperature, which helps to prevent them from absorbing moisture and becoming brittle. Unheated quivers are simply used to store the welding rods and keep them organised.

What is the purpose of an electrode oven?

An electrode oven is a device that is used to store and dry electrodes. It is typically a small, enclosed cabinet with a heating element that maintains a constant temperature. The oven helps to prevent the welding rods from absorbing moisture, which can cause them to become brittle and crack. This can lead to poor weld quality.

What are the benefits of using a welding rod oven?

There are several benefits to using a welding rod oven, including:

  • Prevents welding rods from absorbing moisture.
  • Keeps welding rods dry and free from contaminants.
  • Extends the shelf life of welding rods.
  • Improves the quality of welds.
  • Is a relatively inexpensive investment.

What should I look for when buying a welding rod oven?

When buying a welding rod oven, there are a few things you should keep in mind, including:

  1. The size of the oven. You need to make sure that the oven is large enough to accommodate the type and quantity of welding rods that you will be using.
  2. The temperature range of the oven. You need to make sure that the oven can maintain a temperature that is high enough to dry the welding rods without damaging them.
  3. The features of the oven. Some ovens have features such as timers and alarms, which can be helpful for ensuring that the welding rods are properly dried.