About Us
- Home
- About Us
What We do
We make welding consumables and wire — electrodes, flux cored wire, MIG/TIG wire, the works. Quality and reliability are the two things we don’t compromise on, no matter which industry we’re supplying.
OUR STORY
We started in 2008. Since then we've grown into one of the more trusted welding wire manufacturers in India, with a name that carries some weight internationally too. Our main lines are flux cored wires, TIG and MIG wires, metal arc welding electrodes, and stainless-steel flux cored wires — made for a pretty wide range of industrial uses.
OUR TEAM
The people behind our products are engineers and technicians who care about getting the details right. Accountability and trust aren't just words we put on a website — they're how we've managed to build relationships with clients in 45 countries over the years.
OUR INFRASTRUCTURE
The people behind our products are engineers and technicians who care about getting the details right. Accountability and trust aren't just words we put on a website — they're how we've managed to build relationships with clients in 45 countries over the years.
Why you should choose us
A few reasons customers tend to stay with us:
- ISO 9001:2015 certified — it's not just a logo, it shapes how we run the plant.
- Our products have passed approval checks from some of the biggest names in the industry.
- We keep updating our process instead of sitting on what worked a decade ago.
- Every stage of production gets checked, not just the final product.
- What ships out is what we said it would be — no surprises.
Where We Stand Today
Our Mission
A Word from Our CEO
Honestly, your success is the whole point for us. We've been at this since 2008, and what's kept us going is sticking to quality, staying open to new ideas, and working closely with the people who depend on us.
Our Vision
Bipin Sanghvi
Chairman
FAQS
Find quick answers to common questions about our products, applications, ordering process, and support services.
It's the part that supplies filler metal to the weld. Hook it up to a welding machine and the intense heat melts it, fusing the two metal pieces together into one solid joint.
Look at the base metal first, then the thickness, the welding position, and what conditions the finished part needs to survive. Get those right and the electrode choice usually follows.
A thin metal rod that feeds into the weld. It melts under the arc's heat and joins the two pieces, similar in principle to an electrode but used in different processes.
Flux (often a mix of elements like carbon and manganese) shields the weld pool from the surrounding air. Without it, atmospheric gases would contaminate the weld and weaken it.
No. We supply consumables for steel, aluminum, cast iron, nickel, and a few other metals. Check our product pages if you're not sure which one fits your job.