High-Quality Thin Welding Rod for Steel & Galvanized Metal

Get the Best Results with Our Extra-Fine Green Welding Rod – Perfect for Galvanized & Mild Steel (1.6mm / 2.0mm)

Effortless Welding with 1.6 mm Slim Core – Ideal for 0.8–3 mm Thin Sheet

Take your welding to the next level with our specially designed rods for light-gauge metalwork. Prevent blow-through on ducting, flashing, and thin steel panels, and achieve clean fusion without warping or distortion.

 

 

Green Flux Coating – Low Spatter, Smooth Slag Removal for a Professional Finish

Our unique rutile-alkaline blend ensures quiet arc operation, reduced smoke, and fast-release slag. Spend less time grinding and more time welding with our easy-to-use rods.

 

 

Weld Galvanized Steel with Confidence – No Stripping Required

Our rods are specifically designed to weld through zinc-coated surfaces without porosity. Perfect for galvanized pipes, steel roofing sheets, and metal cladding, you can get the job done quickly and efficiently.

 

 

Easy to Use, Even for Beginners – Stable Arc and Smooth Ignition

Our rods are designed to make welding easy, with a stable arc and smooth ignition. They work perfectly on both 110V and 220V inverters, making them ideal for new welders practicing fillets, lap joints, and seams.

 

 

Long-Lasting and Protected – Moisture-Resistant Storage Tube

We've got you covered with our sealed PVC canister that protects the rods from humidity, oxidation, and hydrogen contamination. Ready to use straight out of the box, with no re-baking needed.

 

 

📐 Technical Specifications

Rod Diameter	Ø 1.6 mm / Ø 2.0 mm
Length	300 mm (12 inches)
Classification	AWS E6013 / GB ER49-19
Recommended Amperage	50–80 A (AC / DC)
Polarity	DCEN / DCEP / AC Compatible
Flux Type	Rutile-alkaline, zinc-buffered
Packaging	1 kg vacuum-sealed tube (~100 pcs at Ø1.6 mm)
Recommended Use	Galvanized pipe, thin sheet, ducts, roofing panels

💬 FAQ

Q • Can I use these on a 110V inverter welder?
A • Yes, they run smoothly on 110V household machines. Start with 55–60 A on DC- for optimal arc control.

Q • Do I need to grind the zinc off first?
A • Not necessary. The flux handles light zinc layers. For thicker coatings, a wire brush helps with bead appearance.

Q • Can I weld vertically with this rod?
A • Absolutely. Use 65–70 A and a whip-pause motion to keep slag under control while climbing.

Q • How should I store them?
A • Keep rods in the sealed tube in a dry place. If exposed to moisture, bake at 250°F (120°C) for 30 minutes before use.