Welding wire reels

Telwin Welding Wire Reels for MIG/MAG Welding

Welding wire reels provide a continuous supply of filler material for MIG/MAG welding machines. At SAMMA PARTS, you can find Telwin welding wires for different applications, including workshop operations, maintenance and metal fabrication.

Choosing the right wire depends on the base metal, wire diameter and welding machine specifications. It is also important to check the reel size and whether shielding gas is required for the selected welding process.

Types of Welding Wire

This category includes several types of filler materials for different welding applications:

Flux-cored welding wire: suitable for specific welding processes, including gasless applications when supported by the wire specifications.
Steel welding wire: designed for welding compatible carbon steels.
Stainless steel welding wire: intended for welding stainless steel materials.
Aluminium welding wire: used for MIG welding with suitable equipment and settings.
Brazing wire: intended for specific MIG brazing applications on compatible materials.

Telwin Wire Feed Rollers

In addition to welding wire reels, this category includes Telwin wire feed rollers. These components help feed the welding wire towards the torch. The correct roller depends on the wire diameter, wire material and welding machine model.

How to Choose the Right Welding Wire Reel

Before purchasing, check the wire diameter, reel weight and dimensions supported by your welding machine. Make sure that the selected wire is compatible with the wire feeding system and the intended welding process.

Explore our selection of Telwin welding wire reels and related accessories at SAMMA PARTS to find the right solution for your welding requirements.

Subcategories

Animated Welding Wire

The Cored Wire is a wire that brings Welding material composed of compacted powder or flux inside a tape or a tube.

The type of composition of the powder inside it indicates whether the cored wire is basic or rutile, the powder during the welding process generates slag on the surface of the joint which helps to protect it, but which must then be removed at the end of the welding. or to a subsequent pass.

The cored wire works with all the classic MIG / MAG generators however the best performances are obtained by associating these wires with pulsed synergic systems.

Welding Steel Wire

Steel wire coils are indispensable for the welder who needs to have the continuity of the filler material to weld with steel.

The steel wire coils can be housed inside the welding machine and slide as it is used or two or more wire feed rollers push the filler material up to the wire guide torch.

Stainless steel wire

Stainless steel wire coils are indispensable for the welder who needs to have the continuity of the filler material to weld with stainless steel.

The stainless steel wire coils can be housed inside the welding machine and slide as it is used or two or more wire feed rollers push the filler material up to the wire guide torch.

Aluminum Wire Welding

Aluminum wire coils are indispensable for the welder who needs to have the continuity of the filler material to weld with aluminum.

The Aluminum wire spools can be housed inside the welding machine and slide as it is used or two or more wire feed rollers push the filler material up to the wire guide torch.

Wire Brazing Welding

Brazing wire coils are indispensable for the welder who needs to have the continuity of the filler material to weld with brazing.

The Brazing wire reels can be housed inside the welding machine and slide as it is used or two or more wire feed rolls push the filler material up to the wire guide torch. The use of brazing allows to use a melting temperature that is much lower than steel and therefore the heating and deformation of the welded piece are very low.