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I don't normally have any reason to turn on "Collect All".
My recommendation would be to use Automated Inventory Sorting, and add "[Component,Ingot,Ore]" to the cargo container names, and "[Exempt]" to the names of the welding ships' containers (this will stop the cargo containers from emptying those). Note that even with "[Component,Ingot,Ore]" set, refineries and assemblers will still be able to pull from those containers.