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Mild steel welding electrodes are a type of welding consumable specifically designed for welding mild or low-carbon steels. These electrodes are widely used due to the prevalence of mild steel in various applications, such as construction, manufacturing, and structural fabrication.

Electrodes, also known as Basic Coated low-hydrogen electrodes or hydrogen-controlled electrodes, are specialized welding consumables designed to minimize the risk of hydrogen-induced cracking in welds. These electrodes are particularly useful for welding high-strength steels and other materials that are susceptible to cracking when exposed to hydrogen during the welding process.

Copper-coated MIG (Metal Inert Gas) wire is a type of welding consumable used in the MIG welding process. MIG welding is a semi-automatic or automatic welding technique that involves a continuous wire electrode being fed through a welding gun, where it melts and fuses with the base metal.