Welding Electrodes

In large-scale fabrication and structural manufacturing, welding quality directly impacts safety, durability, and project timelines. Submerged Arc Welding (SAW) is a preferred process for heavy-duty applications because it delivers deep penetration, consistent weld quality, and high productivity. This process is widely adopted in industries where thick plates and long weld seams are common. A saw welding machine is designed to perform submerged arc welding efficiently by creating the arc beneath a protective layer of granular flux. This flux shields the molten weld pool from atmospheric contamination, resulting in cleaner welds with minimal spatter and excellent mechanical strength. The controlled welding environment also reduces welding fumes and improves operator safety. Working Principle and Process Advantages In the SAW process, the electrode wire is continuously fed while the arc remains hidden under the flux layer. This allows higher current usage, leading to deeper weld pene...