Things to Know When Welding With Nickel Alloys
If you are welding with nickel alloys, your goal is to resist some type of corrosion such as pitting, crevice, and/or stress-corrosion cracking. No post weld treatment is needed to maintain...
Three Products That Use Shaped Wire
Central Wire offers shaped and profile wire in a variety of forms ranging from oval and rectangular, to pentagonal and triangular. Shaped wires are found in a wide range of industries such as medical...
Purchasing the Right Welding Wire to Avoid Expensive Setbacks
Purchasing the Right Welding Wire to Avoid Expensive Setbacks Every welding project needs the proper tools, especially when it comes to welding wire consumables. The wrong welding wire will cause...
CWI WELDING Generation 4: An Evolution We Are Proud Of
In case you missed it, Central Wire Industries is back in the welding consumables business with the relaunch of innovative Gen4 specialty alloy welding wire products. Gen4 brings to the welding-wire...
5 Uses for 625LHIW Welding Wire
5 USES FOR 625LHIW WELDING WIRE Are you looking for a low-heat input wire that boasts adequate material flow, improved weld penetration and consistent material bonding? Our 625LHIW welding wire...
Profile Wire Screen Applications
Central Wire Industries manufactures profiled wire in several different forms benefitting several different applications. Our stainless steel and nickel materials make ideal profile wire screen.
Five Reasons to Choose TIG Wire with Laser Ink Printing Identification
Based on experience, CWI chose laser ink printing identification for our TIG wire for Welding Generation4, bypassing the options of flagging, stamping (or coining), and chemical etching. We then took...
Copy Cats and Costly Catastrophes: A Dangerous Supply Chain Game
Stealing intellectual property (IP) or using counterfeit branded products, whether it’s a designer purse or a special metal alloy, can result in devastating consequences to the end user. Companies...