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Welding Engineers NZ Ltd is New Zealand’s largest stockist of welding wire.
We recommend seamless cored welding wires from Japan including state-of-the-art metal cored wires for the ultimate in productivity and efficiency. Welding Engineers (NZ) Ltd is the authorised distributor for Nippon Steel Welding & Engineering Co. Ltd in New Zealand and Australia, and for Kobelco Welding Co. Ltd and Chosun Welding Co. Ltd in New Zealand.
We strive to identify and supply the best of new welding and cutting technology and products from around the world for Kiwi businesses to enable them to stay as efficient and competitive as possible.
After attending the Schweissen & Schneiden International Trade Fair for Joining, Cutting & Surfacing in Germany in 2017, Welding Engineers (NZ) Ltd representatives were very impressed with both the current and future capabilities of LORCH welding machines and subsequently became an agent for LORCH in New Zealand. The LORCH MicorMig and S Series ranges of industrial welding machines are designed and manufactured in Germany, smart technology, Industry 4.0 ready, future upgradable, robust industrial machines.
At the 2023 Schweissen & Schneiden Fair, we saw the latest LORCH Cobot UR10e with the Linear Move Axis adding 4.5 metres of reach, and the LORCH integrated turn and tilt rotator. The only Welding Cobot with coordinated motion, the Cobot and external axis – rotary positioner or linear axis – move in sync as directed on the Cobot control panel. Coordinated motion enables fabricators to weld larger or more complex parts without having to manually reposition the work piece or cobot, much more efficient and enables the Cobot to weld bigger and more complex parts.
A Solutions-first Welding Product Supplier
Digitalisation as well as health and safety developments are transforming the welding industry. The key is to harness the right technologies to increase productivity and ride the wave of change. We’re ready for what’s next in the welding industry, and riding shotgun with you into the future.
Latest Welding Articles
Cold Cracks in Fillet Welds
How cold cracks occur and how they can be prevented: Cold cracks can occur in both butt welds and fillet welds; however, this article will focus on those occurring in fillet welds.
Quality welds made easy
If you are MIG welding, it is well worth considering the use of a metal-cored wire (MCW) rather than a solid wire or standard flux cored wire to reduce the risk of weld defects.
Weld defects due to incomplete fusion
Weld defects can occur in the best of workshops and invariably lead to higher costs due to re-work and downtime. One typical defect we have seen examples of recently is incomplete fusion.
Reduce Costs: Weld Efficiently
Choose Welding Engineers for the best products and the right advice. We won’t try to sell you gear you don’t need, but we will work alongside you to solve welding problems and ensure your work is done in the most efficient, affordable and future-proof way possible. We aim to be your welding solutions partner and preferred supplier for many years to come.
“Derek and Phil are both knowledgeable, helpful and proactive when it comes to anything welding. They sell great products and stand by what they sell” – Justin Goldsmith, Dean Steel
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