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Welding wire is an steel wire (depending on the alloy type) covered with copper and is sold in the rounded bundles. Welding wires can be used in various industries such as industrial sheds, structural units, shipbuilding, sea platforms, an railways.

Welding flux is comprised of inorganic materials and is responsible for causing conductivity along the arc, formation of slag coating, promoting the reaction of slag and finally deoxygenation from the melt. The physical appearance of the flux depends on its chemical natures and constituting elements.

The unique properties of these welding wires are anti-spay, stable arc, and homogeneous welding at high speeds and are used along with CO2 and other gas mixtures such as argon for welding of metal structures, piping lines and automotive industries.