The Gas Protection Welding Wire is a type of copper-plated low alloy steel gas shielded Welding wire, using carbon dioxide or argon-rich as the shielding gas for welding. It has excellent welding process performance, stable arc combustion, less spatter, beautiful weld forming, small sensitivity of weld metal porosity, good welding technology in all position, and can be suitable for a wide range of welding current.
Quick details:
1. Type: CO2 wire/SG2 welding wire/ Mig wire/ GMAW wire
4. Application : Co2 shielded welding, welding of mild steel material, Saw Wire,Wire Saw For Metal,Wire Rope Saw,Wire Chainsaw Jiangyin Vankey Machinery Technology Co.,Ltd , https://www.wkweldingwire.com
Solid welding wire/ Gas shielded welding wire
2. Raw material: MIld steel/ Carbon steel/ Qingdao steel wire
3. Surface:Copper coated
Ship/bridge welding, Arc welding etc.
This message comes from Niko Stefani:
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Lincolnshire Box Alarm on December 26, 2017. There was a fire in a two-story home that started in the garage and had spread to the attic by the time we arrived. It was quite intense.
*Photo by Niko Stefani*
As you can see from the photos, it was a challenging situation. The firefighters worked tirelessly under difficult conditions. Here’s Gurnee FD Squad 1352 responding to the scene.
*Photo by Niko Stefani*
The aftermath of the fire was devastating. This house had taken a serious hit, but the crews did an amazing job containing the damage.
*Photo by Niko Stefani*
Wheeling FD Tower 24 was also on scene, adding extra support. These guys always bring their A-game when it counts.
*Photo by Niko Stefani*
Even the firefighters’ helmets were covered in ice from the cold weather, showing just how hard they pushed themselves in tough conditions.
*Photo by Niko Stefani*
Here’s another shot of the aftermath. You can really see the extent of the damage.
*Photo by Niko Stefani*
Buffalo Grove FD Engine 26 was there as well, contributing to the effort. They’re one of the best around.
*Photo by Niko Stefani*
The Lincolnshire-Riverwoods Fire Protection District responded quickly and efficiently. Their Squad 51 was on point.
*Photo by Niko Stefani*
And here’s a great shot of some of the firefighters after battling the blaze. They look exhausted but proud.
*Photo by Larry Shapiro*
Overall, it was a long and grueling day for everyone involved, but the teamwork and dedication were inspiring. Each department played a crucial role in bringing this fire under control.
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I’m glad to say that despite the chaos, no one was seriously injured. These moments remind us why we respect and appreciate our first responders so much.