Electrical

Guides & how-tos

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  OxyacetyleneWelding buying guide

  Oxyacetylene is a traditional and versatile method of welding, brazing, heating and cutting metal. More importantly, it can be used where there is no electrical supply.

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  ARCWelders buying guide

  ARC Welding (or Stick Welding as it’s sometimes known) is not as easy to master as MIG welding. It uses a flux coated metal rod, which delivers the electrical current to create an arc. The end of the electrode needs to be tapped against the workpiece to strike an arc. It also acts as a filler rod. So, as you weld, you need to master moving your hand in towards the workpiece, to compensate for the electrode getting shorter.

About Electrical

Electrical covers 13 subcategories and 69 products, from soldering & brazing through to crocodile clips. Products are listed at the third level, so pick the subcategory that matches the job.

Sealey has designed and supplied workshop equipment from Bury St Edmunds since 1978 and sells it through authorised stockists, who hold the stock, honour the guarantee and can quote promotional prices. Prices shown on this site are list prices, inc or ex VAT as you choose.

Where can I find a stockist near me?

You can find your nearest distributor using our Stockist Locator. Just enter your postcode or location to see a list of local stockists. If you need help locating a specific product or prefer to speak to someone, feel free to contact us and we’ll be happy to assist.

Where can I find instruction manuals, parts lists and other documents?

Explore up-to-date documents for all current products within the ‘Specifications & Documents’ tab on the relevant product page. You can also view spare parts lists from the ‘Spare Parts’ tab. Still can't find the information you need? The model you are looking for may be discontinued and no longer featured on our website. Please contact us and we'll be happy to help.