How do we package our products?

Stick electrodes

Rutile and low-hydrogen electrodes are packed in cardboard packs with polyethylene wrapping which are then packed in outer boxes made of corrugated board in units of 3 or 4.

Pipeweld electrodes for welding cross-country pipelines are packed in steel metal cans to ensure moisture levels necessary for proper operation.

Hilchrome stainless steel electrodes are packed in hermetically sealed metal cans, which are then packed in outer boxes of corrugated board in units of 3. The metal HILcan offers the following advantages:

Guaranteed completely dry electrodes, maintained in exactly the same quality controlled condition as immediately after production;
Problem-free storage in the original sealed packaging;
Protection from damage, climate changes, and moisture pick-up;
A weld metal deposit without any porosity when the electrodes are used within one single shift (8 hrs.) in any climatic condition.

Hardmelt stick electrodes for depositing wear-resistant layers are packed in the same way as rutile and low-hydrogen electrodes.

Hilco electrodes for welding Ni-base alloys, non-ferrous alloys, cast iron grades and stellite are packed in small handy packages of max. 2 kilo with polyethylene shrink-wrapping which are then packed in outer boxes of corrugated board in units of 7.

Hilco stick electrodes for welding Aluminium are packed in hermetically sealed aluminium cans, which are then packed in outer boxes made of corrugated board in units of 6.