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TIG Filler Rods for Stainless Steel

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  • Weld Star – ER 307Si Stainless TIG Wire (1.6mm) 5kg

    6011100113

     £43.75 ex VAT £52.50 inc VAT
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  • Weld Star – ER 2594 Stainless TIG Wire (1.6mm) 5kg

    6011100225

     £206.25 ex VAT £247.50 inc VAT
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  • 3.2mm Stainless 310 TIG

    Stainless 310 TIG Rods – 3.2 mm x 5 Kg

    7231

     £74.17 ex VAT £89.00 inc VAT
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  • 3.2mm Stainless 310 TIG

    Stainless 310 TIG Rods – 2.4 mm x 5 Kg

    7230

     £86.80 ex VAT £104.16 inc VAT
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  • 312 Stainless Steel TIG Rods – 1.2 mm x 5 Kg

    RO351250

     £204.39 ex VAT £245.27 inc VAT
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  • 308L Stainless Steel TIG Rods – 3.2 mm x 5 Kg

    RO333250

     £59.95 ex VAT £71.94 inc VAT
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  • 308L Stainless Steel TIG Rods – 2.4 mm x 5 Kg

    RO332450

     £54.57 ex VAT £65.48 inc VAT
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  • SIFSteel Stainless 316L TIG Rods – 3.2 mm x 5 Kg

    RO213250

     £60.41 ex VAT £72.49 inc VAT
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  • 347 Tig

    Weld Star – ER 347Si Stainless TIG Wire (2.4mm) 5kg

    6011100362

     £68.75 ex VAT £82.50 inc VAT
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  • Weld Star – ER 347Si Stainless TIG Wire – 1.6 mm x 5 Kg

    RO201650

     £88.07 ex VAT £105.68 inc VAT
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  • ER 347Si Stainless TIG Wires – 1 mm x 5 Kg

    RO201050

     £100.23 ex VAT £120.28 inc VAT
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