Wire core for CastoPlus iG/iW burners

Wire core

Wire core, bare, 5m, for CastoPlus iG/iW burners.
Various versions available

A wire core for a torch usually refers to a special type of welding wire used in certain welding or brazing processes. It consists of a solid wire with a hollow core filled with a flux or alloy. The wire core is designed to provide additional features or benefits during welding or brazing. Here are some important points about the wire core for a torch:

The hollow core of the wire is filled with a flux. The flux acts as a cleaning and protective agent during the welding or brazing process. It helps to remove impurities such as oxides and pollutants from the base material and at the same time protects the molten weld pool from atmospheric gases.

In some cases, the wire core may be filled with an alloy material instead of flux. This alloy core can impart additional alloying elements or properties to the weld or braze joint that improve its strength, corrosion resistance or other desired properties.