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Tungsten welding electrodes with 2% thorium WT20 (red) 1.6 mm x 150 mm 10 pieces per pack
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Description
Product Description: Thorium tungsten electrodes, the most common form of tungsten used today, offer excellent weldability and are difficult to replace with other tungsten electrodes. Designed to precise specifications, you can rely on these durable electrodes during your toughest welds. Thorium tungsten electrodes are used in low-current DC/AC welding. They provide excellent arc stability, easy reignition, and less wear. They are standard electrodes and suitable for all common types. They are commonly used for carbon and stainless steel, as well as for welding steel, nickel alloys, and titanium. Product Information Model: WT20 Material: 98% Tungsten, 2% Thorium Diameter: 1.6mm Length: 150mm Packaging: 10 pieces of WT20 1.6 x 150mm TIG Tungsten Electrodes Red WC20 gray Tungsten electrodes, suitable for DC welding of stainless steel, etc. WL15 gold, suitable for DC welding of stainless steel and AC welding of magnesium and aluminum alloys, etc. WL20 blue, suitable for DC welding of steel and stainless steel and AC welding of magnesium and aluminum alloys, etc. WT20 red, suitable for DC welding of carbon steel, stainless steel, silicon, bronze, titanium, nickel alloy, etc. WP green, suitable for AC welding of magnesium, aluminum, and other alloys. Note: The data is measured manually, please allow an error of 1-14cm. Due to differences in light and screen, there will be some color difference; the specific product received in kind shall prevail.
Features
- BrandSANS MARQUE
- Length100 mm
- Weight500 g
- ManoMano ReferenceME226906954
- MMID454766943892
- Product codeGodZone-0590
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