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Covered Electrode
A hardfacing electrode for hard surfaces subject to pressure, impact, abrasion, corrosion, erosion, metal-to-metal friction, and heat up to 900°C. Used for valve shutters and caps, wood-working tools, saw chains and slideways, hot shear blades, pump components, hot pressing tools, valve seats, ingot tong ends, and conveyor screws. Also used in the chemical and food industries.
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A hardfacing electrode resistant to pressure, abrasion, corrosion, erosion, cavitation, and heat up to 900°C (briefly to 1000°C). Used for cutting blades/cutters in the wood, paper, and plastic-cutting industries. Also resistant to metal-to-metal friction and wear in drilling tools.
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A hardfacing electrode resistant to impact, pressure, corrosion, and severe friction, with heat resistance sometimes up to 1100°C and resistance to metal-to-metal friction. Recommended for welding cutting tools, screw conveyors, valves, milling and mixing equipment, drilling tools, wear rings, and guide rails or rollers in steel mills.
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A hardfacing electrode alloyed with Cr, C, W, Mo, Fe, Si, Mn, and high nickel, suitable for overlaying and building up hot-work tooling. Highly resistant to heat, impact, and thermal shock — used on dies and forging machines, hot punches, forging dies, and hot shear blades. The weld deposit work-hardens further in service. Very suitable for reconditioning hot mandrels in pipe mills.
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A W, Cr, Mo alloy electrode for high-speed steel, used for welding metal cutting tools and for building up carbon steel and low-alloy steel (high speed steel 1.3243, 1.3343, 1.3346).
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An electrode used to repair and rebuild hot-work tool steel and cutting tools, especially for cutting tool edges and cutting steel surfaces. The weld result is highly resistant to friction, compression, and impact.
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An overlay electrode resistant to extreme temperatures (hot or cold), used as a protective layer on steel parts or tools operating at extreme temperatures. Alloyed with Cr, Co, Mo for excellent weld results, resistance to metal-to-metal friction, and crack resistance at high temperature. Typically used for welding in the glass industry, such as draw plates, stamping and trimming dies, kiln parts, and pump shafts.
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A high-strength hardfacing electrode with creep resistance up to 1200°C, also resistant to shock, high friction, and abrasion, and resistant to oxidation, acid, and chemicals. Used as a protective layer on low- and high-alloy steel, nickel, and steel of unknown composition. Alloyed with Cr, Co, Ni, Mo, and W, making it suitable for dies, mandrels, cutting knives, rollers, furnaces, forging dies, and rolling mills.
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An electrode for overlaying worn steel, especially tool steel, resistant to high heat, abrasion, and pressure — suited for hot cutting blades, hammers, grinders, forming molds, casting molds, and cylinder surfaces.
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A hardfacing electrode for equipment or steel working at both hot and cold temperatures, such as cutting dies, hot-shearing machine blades, punching tools, rolls, and impact punches, and die-casting machinery. Also used on steel grades such as ST-50, ST-70, and ST-60.
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An overlay electrode for high-speed steel and cutting-tool edges made of alloy steel, highly resistant to friction, wear, pressure, and impact — suited for high-carbon steel and tool steel such as exhauster fan blades, cutting dies, cutting edges, and crushers.