Stainless Steel MIG (GMAW) Welding Wire

Features and Benefits of Our Stainless Steel MIG Welding Wires

The low thermal conductivity of MIG stainless steel means heat energy does not transfer or escape from the weld area quickly. As such, it does not require as much heat to achieve a complete joint. Also, stainless steel has lower electrical conductivity. Wire feed speeds that you would use for carbon steel will result in lower currents for stainless steel.

For welds that will be used in a water environment, stainless steel offers corrosion resistance, making it suitable for metal fabrication in marine applications.

At Betaweld, we boost the natural advantages of the material with innovative engineering. Our stainless steel MIG wires aren’t only made from quality raw materials but are also engineered to be tough, ductile and weldable. The higher level of alloys in stainless steel can decrease weldability. However, the right mix, manufactured the right way, provides you with strong welding material that makes light work of your welds.

Find out more about the advantages of our range of quality stainless steel wires for MIG or GMAW welding.

• Due to moderate ferrite content, the wires feature superior crack and corrosion resistance
• Smooth beads for excellent weldability and puddle fluidity
• Strong, tough and ductile – the stainless steel wires are not prone to faTIGue during MIG welding applications
• Easy slag removal and minimal spatter
• Superior flat bead profile for welding in overhead or vertical-up positions
• Complies with relevant Australian and industry standards

Quality stainless steel MIG welding wires are critical to excellent welds. Browse through Betaweld’s range of solutions to meet the complex needs of your welding applications.