Welding Wire
ER70S-6 Mild Steel MIG Wire: Ideal for general purpose welding, offering excellent feedability and arc stability.
E71T-GS Flux Cored Wire: A self-shielded wire perfect for outdoor work, commonly used in construction and repair work.
ER308L Stainless Steel MIG Wire: Best suited for welding stainless steel, known for its corrosion resistance.
ER4043 Aluminum MIG Wire: Commonly used for welding aluminum alloys, offering a smooth and consistent weld.
Welding Electrodes
E6011 Electrodes: Known for their deep penetration and ability to weld through dirt, rust, and paint. Ideal for repair work and outdoor welding.
E6013 Electrodes: Popular for their easy handling and smooth weld appearance. Great for beginners and suitable for light to medium gauge welding.
E7018 Electrodes: Highly regarded for producing strong, clean, and crack-resistant welds. Perfect for structural steel welding and industrial applications.
E7024 Electrodes: Known for high deposition rates, making them ideal for horizontal fillet and lap welds in thicker materials.
Welding Gases
Oxygen: Used primarily for oxy-acetylene welding and cutting, and sometimes mixed with other gases for MIG and TIG welding.
Acetylene: Commonly used in combination with oxygen for oxy-acetylene welding and cutting, known for its high-temperature flame.
Argon: A shielding gas widely used in TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding and for aluminum welding. It's also often mixed with other gases for MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding.
Carbon Dioxide (CO2): Used as a shielding gas in MIG welding, either alone or mixed with other gases like Argon.
Helium: Often mixed with Argon for welding materials with high heat conductivity like aluminum and copper, and for certain stainless steel processes.
Nitrogen: Sometimes used as a purging gas in high-purity and high-strength pipe welding.
Industrial Gases
- Acetylene
- Argon
- AR/CO2 Blends
- AR/O2 Blends
- Carbon Dioxide
- Helium
- Helium (Tri-mix)
- Liquid Oxygen
- Liquid Argon
- Liquid Nitrogen
- Liquid CO2
- Master Arc II
- Nitrogen
- Oxygen
- Propane
- Propylene
Specialty Gases
- Laser
- UHP Helium
- UHP Hydrogen
- UHP Nitrogen
- P-10
- Zero Air
- Zero Argon
- Zero Oxygen
Abrasives
Cut-off Wheels: Used for cutting metal, including steel and stainless steel. They come in various sizes to fit different power tools.
Grinding Wheels: Essential for smoothing welds, removing excess material, and shaping metal. Available in various grits and for different metal types.
Flap Discs: Used for finishing and polishing metal surfaces. They provide a smoother finish than grinding wheels and are available in different grit sizes.
Wire Brushes: Useful for cleaning metal surfaces before and after welding. They help remove rust, paint, and other contaminants.
Sanding Discs: Used for smoothing or preparing metal surfaces for welding. Available in a range of grits for different levels of abrasion.
Fiber Discs: Known for their durability, used for heavier grinding and welding applications.
Wire Wheels: Attached to grinders or drills, used for removing rust and paint, and for cleaning welds.
Welders
MIG Welders: Versatile and easy to use, ideal for beginners and professionals alike, suitable for a wide range of applications including thin and thick materials.
TIG Welders: Known for precision and control, used for high-quality, clean welds, particularly on thin materials and stainless steel.
Stick Welders: Simple and effective, used in outdoor conditions and on rusty or dirty materials. Ideal for construction, repair, and heavy-duty jobs.
Multiprocess Welders: These machines offer the flexibility of multiple welding processes (like MIG, TIG, and Stick) in a single unit, ideal for versatility in various types of welding tasks.
Plasma Cutters: Though not welding machines per se, plasma cutters are commonly found in welding stores for cutting different types of metal with precision.
What Our Customers Say...
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Very helpful staff. This is my first place to go every time. Always fair prices and good inventory.
Every time I go into the store the staff is always friendly and informative. I get all my welding supplies and rentals there.
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