Mig Wire

MIG wire is typically made from a solid, non-coated wire or a flux-cored wire. The solid MIG wire is used with a shielding gas, while the flux-cored wire has flux materials within the wire that provide a shielding effect during the welding process, eliminating the need for an external shielding gas. The type of MIG wire used depends on the material being welded, the specific application, and the desired weld characteristics.

Mig Wire
Mild Steel Mig Wire

Mild Steel Mig Wire

Mild Steel Mig Wire
Aluminium Mig Wire

Aluminium Mig Wire

Aluminum MIG wires are generally softer and more ductile compared to other types of MIG wires, allowing them to feed...

Aluminium Mig Wire
Stainless Mig Wire

Stainless Mig Wire

Stainless steel MIG (Metal Inert Gas) wires are specifically designed for welding stainless steel, which is a type of...

Stainless Mig Wire
Gasless Mig Wire

Gasless Mig Wire

The Weldmig gasless flux cored mig welding wire is a self-shielded wire for DIY and automotive repair and maintenance...

Gasless Mig Wire
Hard Facing Mig Wire

Hard Facing Mig Wire

Hardfacing MIG (Metal Inert Gas) wires are specifically designed for overlaying or cladding surfaces to provide...

Hard Facing Mig Wire
Bulk Packs

Bulk Packs

Bulk pack wires cut downtime, reduce waste, and improve productivity compared to 15 kg spools. They’re safer to...

Bulk Packs