Welding Supplies & Equipment
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L2CP060
Techniweld
Techniweld Cover Lens—Clear—Noranda Stock #: 13800, Size: 2 in x 4-1/4 in, Thickness: 0.6 in
MI ITEM 04312592
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Techniweld
ARCTR650/ STANDARD TIP CLEANER
MI ITEM 04372530
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Arctic Industries Inc
1031 SOAPSTONE #1 FLAT 5X1/2X3/16
MI ITEM 04350167
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C11011
Techniweld
Blue Star® Victor One Piece Cutting Tip - Acetylene, 1 Tip Size
MI ITEM 04312531
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Techniweld
3001 STRIKER,SINGLE FLINT
MI ITEM 06004921
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TS4000T
BernzOmatic (Worthington Cylinder Corp)
Brazing, Welding Torch -
MI ITEM 02243221
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C11012
Techniweld
Blue Star® Victor One Piece Cutting Tip - Acetylene, 2 Tip Size
MI ITEM 04312532
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SSHFLAT
Techniweld
WYPO® Soapstone Holder - Flat Shape, Holder Included
MI ITEM 04312650
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Techniweld
4501 STRIKER,TRIPLE FLINT
MI ITEM 06004926
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Kester
SN63 BAR SOLDER BAR ULTRA PURE 3=5LB (1
MI ITEM 04923028
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American Hakko Products
599-029 TIP CLEANER REFILL 599B 599/601/
MI ITEM 04855941
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American Air Liquide
BLU-32971708 ELECTRODE, 7018 1/8,3MM
MI ITEM 06011841
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Why Motion for Welding Supplies & Equipment?
Welding supplies and equipment includes the various arc welding tools used to join metals through fusion. In addition to melting the base metal, arc welders will heat a filler metal which is added to the joint to form a weld pool; this is molten metal that eventially cools to form a joint that is as strong or stronger than the base metal. Some arc welding methods include: shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), also known as stick welding; gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW), also known as TIG welding; gas metal arc welding (GMAW), also known as MIG welding, and Flux-cored arc welding (FCAW). This section also includes brazing and soldering tools, which are metal joining techniques that use lower temperatures than arc welding methods. In brazing, a filler metal is melted into the joint; this filler material will have a lower melting point than the base metal work pieces, which will not be melted during this process. Soldering is simliar because the base metal is not melted, yet the filler metal for this technique will have an even lower melting point than the filler material used for brazing.