We manufacture a wide range of flux coated welding electrodes for various applications. Click on a category to explore.
- ▸ Aluminum Electrodes
- ▸ Bronze and Bronze Alloy
- ▸ Cast Iron Electrodes
- ▮ Cutting and Chamfering Rods
- ▸ Hardsurfacing Electrodes
- ▸ Low Hydrogen and Low Alloy Electrodes
- ▸ Mild Steel Electrodes
- ▸ Stainless Steel Electrodes
- ▸ Submerged Arc Wires and Fluxes
- ▸ TIG Filler Wires
For chamfering, gouging, beveling, and channeling ferrous and non-ferrous metals using the arc. No oxygen or air required. Special coating makes electrode highly heat-resistant and concentrates arc-force right on point of application. Chamfered surface requires little or no finishing operation.
Some specific uses are high-speed removal of excess metal, gouging out old bad welds, preparing joints to be welded in position, rooting out high chrome deposits on deeper teeth, armor plates, etc. prior to hardsurfacing, removal of most unwanted metal before machining operations.
Use AC or DC straight polarity (DC-) current. After striking the arc, lay the rod as near parallel to the work as possible. Gouge as you would with a hand chisel on wood, pressing firmly on the metal and moving forward as rapidly as practical to avoid unnecessary heat concentration and assure a clean bright groove. The fast the action, the cleaner the groove. the depth of the groove on the first pass should be about 1/2 of the diameter of the coated electrode. If a deeper groove is required, repeat the procedure until the desired depth is achieved.
3.2 / 1/8
4.0 / 5/32
5.0 / 3/16
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140-160
200-250
250-350
AC or DC-