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Soldering vs Brazing vs Welding: What's the difference?
A simple and straight-forward guide explanation of the basic differences between Solder, Brazing and Welding.
Welcome to Weldclass
We're an Australian company, 100% owned in Australia, run by Australian people.
Weldclass products are developed for Australian welders and metal fabricators and are sold through our network of over 1,000 distributors across Australia and the south Pacific region.
We offer market-leading products and reliable supply with a focus on simplicity, great presentation, and a customer-friendly approach.
Discover the Weldclass story here.
Motorsports and Wire Brushes... what's the link?
The same wire developed for European performance motorsport tyres - designed to withstand high temperatures and extreme tensile force - is also used in the new Weldclass wire brush range.
Check out the video and find out more here.
# From the Welder's Mouth
Great compact machine, very versatile. Been welding for years and would recommend this machine to anyone.
Craig, Kalgoorlie WA – Weldforce 180MST MIG/Stick/TIG welder fan
Featured Products
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Complete MIG welding gun for production welding and medium to heavy fabrication. 320 Amp maximum capacity with 'Euro' connection to suit most common MIG welders. Designed in Europe to deliver you a MIG torch that performs like it should & offers superior service life. Ergonomic, easy to maintain, and 'hidden' details like cable quality and crimp fitting integrity are all taken care of. Takes Binzel 36 style parts.
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At just 9kg, the Weldforce 180MST is one of the most compact and lightweight "10 amp" multi-function MIG welders on the market. If you're looking for portability and maximum power from 10 amp supply… this is your machine! 180 amps MIG output, Stick/MMA & lift-TIG capability & LCD displays are some of the unique features not normally found on other machines in this class. Comes with 3m heavy-duty Euro-fit MIG torch, 2-stage gas-saving regulator, 0.8/0.9mm drive rollers for both gas and gasless wire, plus 3m earth and stick leads, and 10A plug fitted. Maximum recommended MIG welding capacity of 8mm (mild steel).
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Versatile pipefitting tool for flange alignment, finding & setting angles, etc. Includes flange pins. Click on 'Video' to view a demonstration.
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POS pegboard or slatwall Backing Card Display for Weldclass stick electrode 1kg packs and blister / handy packs. Each card fits 5 packs/hooks across. Fits to existing display stands / slatwall / pegboard & comes with self-stick patches for firm fixing (hooks NOT included).
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The auto-darkening welding helmet with Super Size Viewing area & more value than you can poke a MIG, TIG or Stick at! PROMAX 500 stand-out features include; Massive 98x87mm Viewing area, 4 senors for reliable switching, Dual Shade 5-8/9-13, Sensitivity & Delay Adjustments, Grind-Mode switch, Replaceable Battery, Magnification Lens Holder & more. Comfortable, lightweight & superior optics. Click on 'More Info' for a full list of features. Find out what sets Promax helmets apart - CLICK HERE
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Australia's number one Gasless (self-shielded) 'MIG' welding wire for welding without gas. PLATINUM GL-11 is the first choice of welders across Australia and beyond. Seriously smooth arc, easy-to-use, low spatter, low fume, easy de-slagging, multi-pass and all-positional. Great for mild and galvanised steels. E71T-11 classification. Available in 0.8mm, 0.9mm, 1.2mm, 1.6mm - 4.5kg and 15kg spools.
New packaging coming soon, same legendary product! We're in the process of updating packaging on all our product to reflect our new branding. Rest assured, GL-11 wire is the same awesome gasless wire that you've come to love! -
Protect personnel & equipment from the dangers of a flashback. Regulator and Torch mounted Flashback Arrestors for Oxy, Acetylene & LPG gas cutting & heating equipment. Conform to Australian standard AS4603 and independently certified by Apragaz laboratory in Belgium, Europe. For peace of mind, every flashback arrestor is flame, flow & leak tested after manufacture. Designed and manufactured by a team with over 35 years experience in gas equipment engineering. Got more questions on Flashback Arrestors? Click here to find out how they work, what the safety requirements are & more!
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The High-Vis & Harness-compatible welders jacket. Hi-Visibility FR with Reflective Tape for day/night use. Leather sleeves for superior protection. Rear opening/flap allows use with safety harness.
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High-performance hard-facing welding rod, ideal for ground-engaging equipment. Platinum 943 deposits extremely hard, abrasion resistant CrNb carbides, offering long wear life with both exceptional abrasion resistance and impact strength. Ideal for hard surfacing applications where resistance to high or extreme abrasion (in particular sliding abrasion) and moderate to heavy impact are required.
Due to the nodular shape of the complex carbides, Platinum 943 deposits are capable of withstanding heavier impact levels than standard chromium-carbide electrodes. Typical applications include; buckets, lips, screws, hammers, teeth, crushing equipment, etc. Typical hardness 60-65 HRC (1st layer). Supplied in a 1kg re-usable convenience pack to keep electrodes in good condition. -
Industrial quality, European-made propane torch for heating and burning almost anything. Choice of 3 torch kits, with torch lengths up to 1m & impressive heat output up to 500mj/h (475,000 BTU). Use with 4/9/45kg LPG bottles with standard POL fitting. Heavy-duty handle with unique swivel connection eliminates hose torsion. Common 5/8" UNF hose connections for ease of repair.
Used for; weed burning, metal & weld pre-heating, bitumen/concrete heating, linemarking, roofing, water-proofing, heat shrinking & much more.
Click "More Info" tab below for full details & specifications, or download a pdf fact sheet here.
From Our Blog
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Soldering vs Brazing vs Welding: What's the difference?
A simple and straight-forward guide explanation of the basic differences between Solder, Brazing and Welding.