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Bohler UTP 65 D Hardfacing Welding Electrode – EN ISO 3581-A – Box
£53.54 – £63.34- Excellent welding properties, including a stable arc, spatterfree welding, and a finely rippled seam with a homogeneous structure
- Very good slag removal and self-lifting on parts
- Good for welding in awkward positions
- Stainless, creep resistant, and workhardening
- Excellent corrosion and abrasion resistance
- High tensile strength
Bohler UTP 83 FN Hardfacing Welding Electrodes – EN ISO 1071 – Box
£77.64 – £89.78- Extend the life of your equipment and avoid costly replacements
- Reduce downtime and maintenance frequency
- Ensure the integrity and longevity of your repairs
- Address various cast iron welding challenges with a single electrode
- Enjoy a smooth, spatter-free, and efficient welding process
ESAB OK 55.00 Low Hydrogen Welding Electrodes E7018-1H4 – Carton
£273.04 – £394.44- Reliable, high-quality LMA electrode for welding high strength low-alloy steels.
- Good low-temperature impact strength and resistance to hot cracking.
- Meets AWS A5.1 E7018-1H4R specifications.
- Low hydrogen content (<3 ml/100g) for high-quality welds.
- All-position welding capabilities.
- Easy to use and produces smooth, consistent welds.
- Ideal for welding in demanding applications such as shipbuilding, pressure vessels, and structural steelwork.
Oerlikon Tenacito 38R Mild Steel Electrodes 3.2mm E7018-G
£190.18 ex. VAT £228.22 inc VAT
UTP WEARstick Co 6 Rutile-Coated Cobalt Hardfacing Welding Stick ECoCr-A
- Extend the life of wear plates and other components
- Reduce downtime and maintenance costs
- Improve productivity
- Increase safety
Selectarc Westbrook HF425 Hardfacing Welding Rod – 2.5mm
£99.64 ex. VAT £119.57 inc VATBohler Fox A 7-A 307 Stainless Steel Electrodes – 4.5kg Tin
£113.20 – £117.88- Get first-class weld seams with ease
- Weld “hard-to-weld” steels with confidence
- Use for dissimilar welding, repair, and maintenance
- Enjoy exceptional performance in a variety of applications
Bohler FOX CM 2 KB Low Hydrogen Electrodes E9018-B3 – Carton
£275.32 – £364.56- Excellent creep rupture strength
- Low hydrogen content
- Crack-resistant and ductile deposit
- Good weldability in all positions except vertical down
- Nitridable and heat treatable
BOHLER Fox OHV E6013 Mild Steel Rutile-Cullolosic Electrode – Carton
£310.12 – £432.32- Good weldability in all positions, including vertical-down
- Popular E 6013 type
- Suitable for small welding machines
- Flexible coating
- Good for tack welding
- Versatile applications
Bohler FOX CEL Cellulosic Electrodes E6010 – Carton
£240.88 – £333.20- Used in a variety of positions, including vertical down.
- Resistant to cracking and porosity.
- Excellent impact strength.
- Can be used in sour gas applications.
Bohler FOX CN 22/9 N Rutile Coated Stainless Steel Electrodes E2209-17 Tin
£195.70 – £225.70- Weld with confidence knowing that FOX CN 22/9 N will deliver the results you need
- Increase productivity with its excellent weldability and slag removability
- Reduce costs with its long service life and resistance to porosity
- Protect your assets with its superior corrosion resistance
BOHLER FOX EV 50 Low Hydrogen Electrodes E7018-1H4R – Carton
£180.10 – £260.99- Produce high-quality welds with excellent toughness and ductility
- Reduce the risk of hydrogen-induced cracking
- Weld in all positions except for vertical-down
- Weld a wide range of steels, including low purity and high carbon steels
- Ideal for a variety of demanding welding applications
Bohler FOX SUM Rutile Coated Welding Electrodes E6013 – Carton
£205.82 – £261.56- Excellent weldability in all positions, including vertical down
- Smooth, ripple-free weld surface with minimal spatter
- Easy slag removal
- Can be used with AC or DC welding machines
- Suitable for welding a wide range of steels, including galvanized components
Bohler PHOENIX SPEZIAL D Mild Steel Electrode – E7016 – E4916 – Carton
£350.70 – £399.36- High-quality welds with excellent mechanical properties
- Easy to handle and weld
- Suitable for a wide range of applications
- Low hydrogen content for low-temperature applications
- TÜV, DNV, GL, LR, and CE approved
Bohler UTP 8 Hardfacing Welding Rod – EN ISO 1071 – Carton
£105.82 – £130.58- Graphite-basic coating that produces a smooth, spatter-free weld in all positions with minimal amperage
- Produces a weld deposit that is easily filled and has no undercut, even in difficult areas
- Can be used for cold welding of grey and malleable cast iron, cast steel, and for joining these base metals to steel, copper, and copper alloys
- Can be used in combination with the ferro-nickel type UTP 86 FN to create a weld deposit with even greater wear resistance.
Bohler UTP WEARstick DUR 600 Hardfacing Welding Electrodes – EN 14700 – Box
£86.16 – £106.12- Increased service life of components
- Reduced downtime and maintenance costs
- Improved productivity
- Enhanced safety
Welding sticks, electrodes, MMA rods or arc sticks, are the most common type of filler metal. They are used for a variety of applications, including steel, iron, and stainless steel. Welding sticks are made of a metal core that is coated with a flux. The flux melts and forms a protective layer around the weld, preventing oxidation and contamination.
Here are some of the most popular types of stick electrodes:
- 6010 rods: These electrodes are known for their fast travel speed and easy arc starting. They are a good choice for welding in all positions, but they are not as strong as other types of electrodes.
- 6011 rods: These electrodes are similar to 6010 electrodes, but they produce a slightly wider weld bead. They are a good choice for welding in flat and horizontal positions.
- 6013 rods: These electrodes are known for their versatility. They can be used in all positions and produce a strong weld bead. They are a good choice for general welding applications.
- 7018 rods: These electrodes are known for their high strength and low hydrogen content. They are a good choice for welding in critical applications, such as pressure vessels and bridges.
When choosing stick electrodes, it is important to consider the following factors:
- The type of metal you are welding
- The position of the weld
- The current you will be using
- The desired strength of the weld
We offer a wide variety of stick electrodes to meet your needs. Our electrodes are from top brands, such as ESAB, Bohler and Weldability-SIF. We also offer a variety of sizes and lengths to choose from.
Shop our selection of welding sticks today!