Keeping the Fleet in Service
We are the emergency response team for the maritime world. We know that every day a ship is in drydock is a day of lost revenue. Our ship-repair wire is designed for maximum "weldability" in real-world conditions. Whether you are patching a hull in a tropical shipyard or repairing a superstructure in a cold-weather port, our wire provides the stable arc and reliable penetration needed to get the job done right the first time. We help you extend the life of your fleet with confidence.
Repair Tech Specs
| Tensile (Typical) | 270−295 MPa |
| Elongation | ≥25% (Excellent for repairs) |
| Arc Stability | Optimized for manual all-position |
| Feeding | High-reliability (Push-Pull compatible) |
| Packaging | Portable 2 kg/7 kg spools |
Ship Repair Scenarios
Hull Patching: Welding new 5083 plate sections into damaged or corroded hull areas.
Crack Repair: Cleaning and re-welding structural cracks in ship superstructures.
Fitting Upgrades: Replacing old steel railings or fittings with modern aluminum assemblies.
Solution: Minimizing "cracking" in repair welds by utilizing our high-elongation ER5356 wire which compensates for structural stresses.
Professional FAQ
- Q: Can I weld new aluminum to old, oxidized aluminum?A: You must mechanically clean the old aluminum first, then use our ER5356 for the best wetting and bond.
- Q: What is the best gas for outdoor ship repair?A: Pure Argon is standard, but you must use effective wind shielding to protect the gas envelope.