How To Determine Which Type of Welding Wire You Need
For every welding application, there is a CWI Generation4™ welding consumable that meets your requirements. From a tank overlay in chemical processing to automotive repair or pipe fabrication, we[…]
What is Filler Metal?
Choosing the correct filler metal for your project is just as important as properly executing the weld itself, which is why Central Wire offers forty grades of welding wire across three different[…]
What is Precipitation Hardening?
In addition to stainless steel and nickel, Central Wire produces shaped wire in the specialty alloy X750. X750 is corrosion and oxidation resistant, and it is also heat tolerant up to 1300 degrees[…]
Central Wire Has The Right Profile for You
CWI is a world leader in manufacturing high quality round and profiled shaped wire. Whether you are using wedge wire for filtration screens, or half-oval wire for cotter pins, our wide range of[…]
Central Wire Manufactures Bar Stock For Aerospace and Beyond
Our Perris, California facility holds ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100:2016 certifications, which focuses on aerospace market needs. This unwavering attention to quality allows us to produce products like[…]
What's the Difference Between MIG and TIG Welding?
Central Wire welding consumable products fulfill the specific filler needs of many technical processes, including shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), submerged arc welding (SAW), tungsten inert gas[…]
Three Ways Central Wire Helps Advance Space Exploration
Central Wire Industries proudly supports the aerospace industry by manufacturing mission-critical products such as bar stock for fasteners used by companies like Space X. From the ground, to the sky,[…]
Five Reasons to Choose TIG Wire with Laser Ink Printing Identification
Based on experience, CWI chose laser ink printing identification for our TIG wire for Welding Generation4, bypassing the options of flagging, stamping (or coining), and chemical etching. We then took[…]
Slicklines.com: We've got what you need, when you need it
Need slickline? Slicklines.com—we’ve got it. Click it and come on in to Central Wire Industries’ (CWI) new oil and gas product focused website. Our GD™ - SUPA® slickline is a fabulous product that[…]
What is Nitronic Stainless Steel Wire?
The first Nitronic alloy, Nitronic 40, was released by Armco Steel in 1961. It was named for its nitrogen content which is integrated homogeneously throughout the material rather than just being[…]