WELD WIRE -- Occupational Health & Safety

The Lincoln Electric Company

WELD WIRE

Lincoln Electric's UltraCore® premium gas-shielded, flux-cored wire is designed to offer a stable arc with easy-feed ability and precise chemical composition. The wire can reduce downtime, produce higher-quality welds for fillet, lap, or butt welds on single- and multiple-pass welding applications, and is available in a wide variety of diameters.

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Earn Your OSH Degree in Oil & Gas

At Columbia Southern University, we’re committed to advancing the safety profession today, tomorrow and for years to come. That’s why we recently launched a new bachelor’s program for safety professionals who work in and around the oil and gas industry. Learn more at Columbiasouthern.edu/OHS. Read More

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