MHIL’s expertise and dedication towards quality has been a core element towards this particular industry in terms of Boilers, Rail coaches, Automobile frames & bodies, Locomotive fireboxes, Storage tanks, Sheet metal work.
GM 40:
- A heavy coated rutile type electrode giving radiographic quality welds.
- Has a very stable arc, smooth rippled bead, and easy slag removal.
GM 30:
- Medium heavy coated rutile type electrode, specially designed for radiographic quality welds
- Stable arc with low spatter
- Smooth rippled bead
- Easy slag removal
GM 14:
- Heavy coated, iron powder rutile type electrode
- Suitable for welding all mild steel structures, boilers, and pressure vessels.
- Radiographic quality
GM 24:
- Rutile base super heavy coated electrode with 140% (approx.) recovery intended for
horizontal and fillet welding of heavier section construction steels. - Weldment is sound and is of radiographic quality
GM 16:
- Basic coated electrode designed for medium high tensile steels,
- Subjected to dynamic loading
- Cast steel & for non-machinable deposits on cast iron.
- Welds are of radiographic quality, ductile & give excellent toughness at minus 20 0C. Diffusible hydrogen is 10 ml (Max.) per 100 g of weld metal.
GM 18:
- A heavy coated low hydrogen iron powder type electrode ideally suited for producing tough and ductile welds of radiographic quality with minimum 110 % recovery.
- Stable arc with easy slag detachable
- Typical hydrogen content 3 ml/100 g of weld deposit
GM 18 SPL
- Iron powder low hydrogen type electrode
- Radiographic quality and remarkable impact strength even at minus 50°C
- Metal recovery is over 110% and typical hydrogen content in weld metal is 4 ml/100gms.
GM 18 A1
- A low hydrogen iron powder type electrode for welding of 0.50%
- Mo steels and other low alloy steels for elevated service temperatures up to 525 0C.
- Welds are of radiographic quality.
- Metal recovery is above 110%.
GM 80 B2
- Excellent for welding creep resistant 0.50 Cr – 0.50 Mo, 1Cr – 0.50 Mo Steels.
- Outstanding strength and creep resistance at elevated temperatures up to 550 0C.
- Metal recovery is above 110%.
GM 90 D1
- Heavy coated low hydrogen type electrode designed for welding of high strength, low alloy Steel
- Weld metal exhibits excellent toughness at subzero temperature
- Radiographic quality
- Hydrogen content is below 4 ml/100 g of weld metal.
GM 307 M
- Multipurpose austenitic stainless-steel electrode producing 19.8 Cr, 9.8 Ni, 4.0 Mn & 1.0 Mo compositions.
- Moderate strength, high ductility, good abrasion and wear resistant
- Good crack resistance and is of radiographic quality
MIG WIRE
- ER70S-6 Class I
- ER90S-D2
- Class III
- ER 80S-G
- Class IV
- ER 308L/ VI
- ER 309/VII
- ER 312/VIII
SAW WIRE WITH FLUX
- Class I to V
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