welding rod

British  

noun

1. electrical engineering filler metal supplied in the form of a rod, usually coated with flux

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Example Sentences

Sasse estimates the school goes through 150 pounds of welding rod a day.

From Washington Times

This cure wouldn’t be cheap, though, in part because the welding rod he’d need runs $90 a pound.

From Washington Post

“It was fun teaching them kids down there in the education department how to use a welding rod. That was what excited me, and that’s what excites me today.”

From Washington Times

But frames like a Hetchins – and the Brian Rourke that Penn opts for – last half a century, and as he points out, they can be repaired anywhere, by someone with a blowtorch and welding rod.

From The Guardian

The children are foul-mouthed, disobedient, demanding and awful, and when Bruton tries to do a little welding they switch on his big grinder and fool with the electric welding rod holder until he decides he can't weld with children around.

From The Guardian