MIG

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Pulsed MIG Welding

Pulsed MIG machines offer a wider operating range because they extend the low and high range of each wire diameter. For instance, before the operator would have to stock .035”, .045” and .052” wire diameters for varying applications, but with Pulsed MIG, .045” can be extended on the low end and top end range so that it can be used for a variety of applications.

MIG Welding Equipment

Power MIG Welders

Power Mig welders are ideal for home, farm, auto body, maintenance or fabrication.

Flextec Welders

Flextec models allow the use of analog and digital feeders.

CV Series

Tackle MIG and cored wire fabrication and production work in a variety of industries: transportation, heavy equipment, structural steel, railroad, furniture, appliances and sheet metal fabrication.

Power Wave Series

Power Wave®advanced welding platform was built to perform – period.

Wire Feeders

Semiautomatic wire feeders are suitable for shipbuilding, offshore, construction or pipe welding operations.

MIG Welding Filler Metals

Low Alloy

These low alloy wires are used in complimentary applications with stainless and nickel alloys, and often applied in severe conditions where high heat and pressures are present.

Mild Steel

Features cellulosic, rutile and low hydrogen coating types designed to provide maximum weldability for a wide range of applications.

Stainless Steel

We offer a variety of Austenitic, Martensitic, Ferritic, Duplex and Super-Duplex alloy grades, which are used in various niche business segments.

Aluminum

SuperGlaze® aluminum MIG wire prevents aluminum wire feeding problems such as birdnesting, tangling and burnback.

Specialty

LINCOLN ELECTRIC and METRODE have joined their forces and unified their metallurgy knowhow and product range. SPECIAL ALLOYS™ is our new product portfolio for special consumables and solutions.

MIG Welding Automation

Robotics

Engineered to meet the challenges of the general manufacturing, heavy fabrication and automotive industries.

Mechanized

Mechanized welding automation systems for submerged arc, MIG and FCAW are integrated welding solutions.

Orbital

Control system, power source, water cooler, weld head and track ring create the system solution needed for precision control over the welding process.

Latest in MIG Welding

Choosing a Welding Power Source

The process of choosing a welding power source involves searching for a product that is efficient, powerful, easy to handle and, most importantly, suited to the customer's particular needs.

Welder Maintenance

One of the most important – and simplest – ways to create strong welds is to properly maintain your welding equipment.

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