Cast Iron Electrodes

A nickel-iron type electrode for welding grey, ductile and malleable cast irons and for joining cast iron to mild steel.

A nickel-copper (Monel-type) electrode designed for welding cast iron to copper-nickel alloys and for repair of cast iron where corrosion resistance to brine, seawater, and mild acids is required.

Pure nickel cored electrode — the softest and most machinable of all cast iron electrode types.

A phosphor bronze (Cu-Sn) electrode for braze welding of cast iron, copper alloys, and dissimilar metal joining.