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Welding &
Hardfacing

Industrial consumables engineered for excellent arc stability, high penetration and maximum mechanical strength — for MIG welding, maintenance, hardfacing and thermal spray metallizing.

Range
Flux-cored & solid wires · coated electrodes · Ni-WC powder
Processes
MIG · SMAW (stick) · thermal spray metallizing
Engineering
Arc stability · high penetration · maximum mechanical strength
Compatibility
Works with standard welding equipment from any brand
Availability
Ready-to-order or custom-engineered — Maximum Productivity · Longer Life · Special Application

The consumables line

Build , repair, rebuild, protect

E71T-1 flux-cored MIG wire

AWS E71T-1 · MIG

E71T-1 Flux-Cored Wire

Excellent penetration, uniform bead, low spatter — heavy fabrication in all positions.

ER70S-6 solid MIG wire

AWS ER70S-6 · MIG

ER70S-6 Solid Wire

High arc stability and surface finish; performs well over lightly oxidized plate.

LZ257 hardfacing wire

NM14-O · Hardfacing

LZ257 Hardfacing Wire

Developed for manganese steel — high impact and abrasion resistance, part rebuilding.

LZ6035 high-chrome anti-wear wire

HC-O L · Hardfacing

LZ6035 High-Chrome Wire

High chromium content for severe, continuous wear; longer service life.

E7018 low-hydrogen electrode

AWS E7018 · SMAW

E7018 Electrode

Low hydrogen, high mechanical strength — critical structural welds.

E6013 rutile electrode

AWS E6013 · SMAW

E6013 Electrode

Easy striking, smooth stable arc, excellent finish — versatile industrial use.

Hardfacing electrodes

Hardfacing · SMAW

Hardfacing Electrodes

Anti-wear protection with excellent metallurgical adhesion — component rebuilding.

60% WC nickel powder for metallizing

Ni + 60% WC · Premium

WC Nickel Powder

Thermal spray metallizing and dimensional rebuilding with high surface hardness.

Alloy families

Beyond the standard range

Carbon steel is only the starting point. We supply the full spectrum of welding consumables — from dissimilar-metal joins and corrosion service to cast-iron repair and high-hardness overlay — in flux-cored, solid, TIG and coated-electrode form.

Ni · Ni-Cr-Mo · Ni-Cu

Nickel Alloy Consumables

For dissimilar-metal joints, corrosion and high-temperature service: pure nickel, Ni-Cu, Ni-Mo, Ni-Cr, Ni-Cr-Mo and Ni-Fe-Cr in wire and electrode form.

E308 · E309L · E316

Stainless Steel

Austenitic grades for stainless fabrication and stainless-to-carbon transitions — including buffer layers before hardfacing overlay.

ENi-C1 · 99% Ni

Cast Iron Repair

Nickel electrodes for cold repair of grey and ductile iron: machinable deposits, minimal dilution, low cracking risk on housings and frames.

HRC > 60 · Ø1.2 / 1.6 mm

Hardfacing Flux-Cored Wire

High-chrome and complex-carbide overlay wires for open-arc application on buckets, teeth, screws, hammers, rollers and crusher liners.

Flux-cored wire Solid MIG wire TIG rod Coated electrodes AWS / ASME classified

Manufacturing & control

Controlled from melt to spool

Rockway consumables are produced on an integrated route — vacuum induction melting and electroslag remelting, then forging, rolling and drawing into core rod, wire and electrode. Controlling the alloy from the melt is what keeps chemistry consistent from batch to batch, so the deposit behaves the same on the first spool and the hundredth.

Chemistry is verified by optical emission spectrometry, and mechanical properties by tensile, impact and metallographic testing — with certificates available per batch.

01

Raw material

Incoming alloy verified by spectrometer before it enters the melt.

02

Pre-furnace

Chemistry adjusted and confirmed on the heat before casting.

03

Semi-finished

Rod and wire checked for dimension, surface and drawing quality.

04

Finished product

Deposit chemistry, tensile and impact strength, and weldability tested before release.

Weld it stronger.