Inelco Grinders

Name: Inelco Grinders
Address: Pandrup, DK
Telephone: +4596506233
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The new standard when it comes to grinding electrodes for TIG welding. Don't hesitate to contact us for more info.

08/10/2026

EuroBLECH 2026 is getting closer – and we’ll be there!

From 20–23 October, you can find us in Hannover together with our partner BYMAT & Welding Droid.

We’ll be talking TIG welding, tungsten grinding and, of course, showing our grinders in action. So if you’re curious about electrode preparation, have a question for us or simply want to say hello, stop by our stand.

📍 Hall 016, Stand C52

Whether we already know each other or this will be your first introduction to Inelco Grinders, we’d be happy to meet you.

See you in Hannover!
📍 Hall 016, Stand C52
📅 20–23 October 2026, Hannover

See you at EuroBLECH!

07/10/2026

Claus Brandsborg is in the Netherlands today! 🇳🇱

He’s spending the day at Welding Week together with our partner EWS – and if you’re at the exhibition, make sure to stop by and say hello.
You’ll find us at stand D38 from 6–8 October, every day from 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

Whether you want to talk tungsten grinding, TIG welding, share experiences from the workshop or simply see our grinders up close, Claus is ready for a chat.

So, if you’re walking the halls today, come by stand D38. 👋

We’d love to see you!

02/10/2026

What happens to your Tungsten electrode after 10 minutes of welding?

We wanted to take a closer look at the difference between wet and dry grinding – so we put it to the test.

In our preliminary experiment, Tungsten electrodes prepared using both methods were compared after a 10-minute TIG welding session.

The dry-ground electrode showed faster degradation and developed what is known as the halo effect – a beard-like protrusion on the electrode that can negatively affect the welding result. Wet grinding, on the other hand, helps prevent overheating during grinding and supports a polished, even electrode surface.

It's a small detail in the welding process, but one with a lot of interesting technology behind it.

And this is exactly the kind of knowledge we want to share more of.

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01/10/2026

One stand. Four companies. Plenty to talk about.

We recently welcomed Bymat, WeldingDroid and EWS to Inelco Grinders to prepare for UrbanSteel Expo, where we’ll be exhibiting together.

Bringing different areas of expertise together makes for some interesting conversations – both during the preparations and, soon, at the expo itself.

There’s still some work to do, but one thing is already settled:

📍 You’ll find us at Stand G48.

So, if you’re heading to UrbanSteel Expo, come by and say hello. With four companies in one stand, there’ll be plenty of industry knowledge to share – and probably a good welding conversation or two as well.

See you at G48!

29/09/2026

More power. Same need for precision.

Plasma welding is used for demanding applications where control and consistency matter. And that includes the preparation of the tungsten electrode.

A consistent grinding angle and uniform electrode geometry help provide a reliable starting point for the welding process. In automated applications, repeatability becomes even more important, as the process can't compensate for variations in electrode preparation in the same way a welder can.

That's why electrode preparation shouldn't be treated as an afterthought.

When the welding process demands precision, the electrode should be prepared with the same attention to detail.

👉 Working with plasma welding? Discover how precise tungsten grinding can support your process:
https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0y7Kbp0

24/09/2026

What is your tungsten electrode trying to tell you?

Take a look at the tip after grinding. If you notice discoloration, it may be a sign that the electrode became too hot during the grinding process.

Why does that matter?

Too much heat can cause oxidation on the surface of the tungsten electrode, which can lead to poor arc ignition and affect welding performance.

This is where wet grinding makes a difference. The grinding liquid helps keep the electrode temperature down while supporting a smooth and even surface.

Next time you grind your tungsten electrode, take a quick look at the tip before you start welding.

What is it telling you?👉 Learn more about precise tungsten grinding:
https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0y7HSG0

21/09/2026

Your hand may vary. Your Tungsten tip doesn't have to.

Manual TIG welding will always have a human element. Travel speed, arc length and torch movement can vary slightly from weld to weld.

That's part of welding by hand.

But the preparation of the tungsten electrode doesn't need to add another variable.

A precisely ground electrode with consistent tip geometry gives the welder a reliable starting point and supports easier arc ignition and a more stable arc.

You can't remove the human factor from manual welding – and why would you?

But you can make sure the electrode is prepared the way you want it, every time.

👉 Learn more about precision in manual TIG welding:
https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0y7HLQ0

18/09/2026

What happens to your Tungsten electrode after 10 minutes of welding?

We wanted to take a closer look at the difference between wet and dry grinding – so we put it to the test.

In our preliminary experiment, Tungsten electrodes prepared using both methods were compared after a 10-minute TIG welding session.

The dry-ground electrode showed faster degradation and developed what is known as the halo effect – a beard-like protrusion on the electrode that can negatively affect the welding result. Wet grinding, on the other hand, helps prevent overheating during grinding and supports a polished, even electrode surface.

It's a small detail in the welding process, but one with a lot of interesting technology behind it.

And this is exactly the kind of knowledge we want to share more of.

👉 Want more technical insights and knowledge about Tungsten grinding delivered directly to you? Sign up for our newsletter here:
https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0y7HDB0

17/09/2026

A Friday away from the grinders

Sometimes it’s good to swap tungsten grinders and office chairs for salt, farm life and good food.

At the end of August, the Inelco Grinders team spent a Friday afternoon together away from our usual surroundings.

We started at Blokhus Saltcenter, where the programme included a guided tour, foot baths and even making our own herb salt.

From there, we headed to our colleague’s place for a look around the farm, where we met the animals and explored the orchard. And to round off the day? Tapas from Rævhede Charcuteri.

A very different Friday from the ones we normally spend at Inelco Grinders – and a great opportunity to enjoy some time together outside of work.

Thanks to everyone who made it such a hyggelig afternoon and evening! 🙌

14/09/2026

Automation doesn't leave much room for guesswork. 🤖

In automated TIG welding, the process is planned before the welding even begins. Parameters are set, the machine takes over, and there's no welder adjusting the process by hand along the way.

That puts even more importance on getting the preparation right.

A consistently ground Tungsten electrode, with the correct angle and a centred tip, helps provide the stable arc and reliable ignition that an automated welding process depends on.

If the welding process is automated and repeatable, shouldn't the electrode preparation be too?

That's where precision before the weld becomes part of the bigger picture.

👉 Learn more about Tungsten grinding for automated welding:
https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0y7Hv40

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Pandrup

Telefon

+4596506233

Website

http://www.inelco-grinders.com/

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