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A412 E310Mo-16 Stainless Steel Welding Electrode
A412 E310Mo-16 is a Cr26Ni21Mo2 austenitic stainless steel welding electrode for demanding high-temperature welding applications. It is classified under GB/T 983 E310Mo-16 and corresponds to AWS A5.4 E310Mo-16. A412 is commonly selected for heat-resistant stainless steel, stainless steel linings, clad steel and selected dissimilar steel joints. Its Cr-Ni-Mo weld metal is suitable for industrial equipment and maintenance applications where heat resistance and weld integrity are required.
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A512 E16-8-2-16 Welding Electrode
A512 E16-8-2-16 is a 16Cr-8Ni-2Mo stainless steel welding electrode for high-temperature welding applications. It produces austenitic weld metal with controlled ferrite for good hot ductility and resistance to weld cracking. Classified under GB/T 983 and corresponding to AWS A5.4 E16-8-2-16, A512 is commonly used for heat-resistant stainless steel piping and industrial equipment.
Welding Electrode
A502 E16-25MoN-16 Welding Electrode
A502 E16-25MoN-16 is a Cr-Ni-Mo austenitic stainless steel welding electrode for dissimilar metal welding and difficult steel repair. It is classified under GB/T 983 and is commonly used for stainless steel to carbon or low-alloy steel joints. With a titanium-calcium coating and AC/DC+ welding capability, A502 is suitable for industrial welding, maintenance, and repair applications involving hardened, quenched, and dissimilar steels.
Welding Electrode
A507 E16-25MoN-15 Welding Electrode
A507 E16-25MoN-15 is a Cr-Ni-Mo stainless steel welding electrode classified under GB/T 983. It produces an austenitic weld deposit for demanding industrial welding applications. It is commonly used for dissimilar metal welding, including stainless steel to carbon or low-alloy steel, as well as welding and repair of hardened or quenched steels.
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E6010
E6010 is a vertical-down welding electrode with high-cellulosic sodium coating, suitable for DC straight polarity.
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E6013
E6013 is a carbon steel SMAW electrode with high-titania potassium coating. It provides soft, stable arc and low spatter with attractive rippled weld beads, and excels at thin plate welding.
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E7014
E7014 is a carbon steel SMAW electrode with rutile iron powder coating. Iron powder in the coating delivers higher deposition efficiency than E6013 for improved welding productivity. Rated at 70ksi tensile strength, it works with both AC and DC and is easy to operate, ideal for efficient welding of medium-thick carbon steel.
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E7015
E7015 is a carbon steel SMAW electrode with low-hydrogen sodium coating (basic low-hydrogen type). The weld metal has low diffusible hydrogen, outstanding ductility and low-temperature toughness with strong resistance to cold cracking. It is ideal for critical restrained thick-plate load-bearing structures.
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E7016
E7016 is a carbon steel SMAW electrode with low-hydrogen potassium coating, compatible with AC and DC+. The basic low-hydrogen system delivers good low-temperature toughness and outstanding cold crack resistance, suitable for critical steel structures at field sites without DC power supply.
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