Defence Welding Wire | Welding Solutions for Military

Applications

Aerospace equipment: Used for welding aircraft fuselages, wings, fuel tanks, engine components, and more
Armoured vehicles: Ideal for welding light armoured vehicles, tanks, and armoured personnel carriers
Shipbuilding: Applied in welding warships, submarines, patrol boats, and other naval structures
Missiles and rockets: Used for welding missile casings, rocket engine parts, and fuel tanks
Military facilities: Used for welding aluminium structures in military bases, including radar equipment and communication device mounts
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs): Applied in welding UAV bodies, wings, and landing gear

Common welding wire models for aerospace and defence applications

2319 aluminium-copper alloy welding wire: Known for high strength, ductility, and stress corrosion resistance, ideal for critical aerospace and defence components
7075 aluminium-zinc alloy welding wire: Offers excellent strength and hardness, although with relatively lower welding performance—suitable for high-stress applications
5356, 5A06, and 5B06 aluminium-magnesium alloy welding wires: Provide high tensile strength, yield strength, and outstanding corrosion resistance, ensuring reliability in defence manufacturing

Inventory Status

ER 2319 welding wire: Monthly stock of over 1 ton, with 5 tons of raw materials
ER 7075 welding wire: Monthly stock of over 2 tons, with 4 tons of raw materials
ER 5356 welding wire: Monthly stock of over 120 tons, with 160 tons of raw materials
ER 5A06 welding wire: Monthly stock of over 3 tons, with 10 tons of raw materials
ER 5B06 welding wire: Monthly stock of over 6 tons, with 20 tons of raw materials

Recommended welding methods

MIG welding (metal inert gas) and TIG welding (tungsten inert gas)