Zubr ZAS-190
Welding Electrodes197
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Description and applications A versatile rutile-cellulosic electrode for welding in all positions, including vertical down. 2.4kg pack
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• Electrode holder suitable for Sealey and other leading brands of inverters with Dinse connectors.Elec
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• Made from mild steel • Suitable for welding in all positions • Can be used for AC and DC currentsGeneral purpose welding electrodes made from mild steel. Suitable for welding in all positions. They more→are E6013 rutile electrodes, which can be used with AC and DC currents. Supplied as a 2.5kg pack, approximately 88 electrodes. 1 x Welding Electrodes, 3.2mm (2.5kg Pack)
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• E312 Electrodes for welding dissimilar steels.• Suitable for welding in all positions.• Can be used on AC or DC currents.• Highly resistive to cracking.• Provides a buffer layer before hardfacing.• more→Electrode Size: ø4 x 350mm.• Welding Current: 135A.• Pack Weight: 1kg.E312 Electrodes for welding dissimilar steels. Suitable for welding in all positions. Can be used on AC or DC currents. Highly resistive to cracking. Provides a buffer layer before hardfacing.• E312 Electrodes for welding dissimilar steels. • Suitable for welding in all positions. • Can be used on AC or DC currents. • Highly resistive to cracking. • Provides a buffer layer before hardfacing. • Electrode Size: ø4 x 35…
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Durable 2% thoriated tungsten electrodes 1.6mm x 150mm. Fine grain structure and annealing helps make them resistant to splitting and weld contamination. Suitable for DC currents and ferrous welding. more→Thorium free. Pack of 10.
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• HV600 Hardfacing welding electrodes.• Suitable for applications that are subject to wear by minerals, medium shocks and compression.• Can be used on AC or DC currents.• Provides corrosion protection more→.• Ideal for building up blades, spades, agricultural/co
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• E312 Electrodes for welding dissimilar steels.• Suitable for welding in all positions.• Can be used on AC or DC currents.• Highly resistive to cracking.• Provides a buffer layer before hardfacing.• more→Electrode Size: ø2.5 x 300mm.• Welding Current: 70A.• Pack Weight: 5kg.E312 Electrodes for welding dissimilar steels. Suitable for welding in all positions. Can be used on AC or DC currents. Highly resistive to cracking. Provides a buffer layer before hardfacing.• E312 Electrodes for welding dissimilar steels. • Suitable for welding in all positions. • Can be used on AC or DC currents. • Highly resistive to cracking. • Provides a buffer layer before hardfacing. • Electrode Size: ø2.5 x …
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• E316 Electrodes for welding stainless steel.• Suitable for welding in all positions.• Can be used on AC or DC currents.• Produces a clean, corrosion resistant weld.• Ideal for use in cold environmen more→ts.• Electrode Size: ø4 x 350mm.• Welding Current: 135A.• Pack Weight: 5kg.E316 Electrodes for welding stainless steel. Suitable for welding in all positions. Can be used on AC or DC currents. Produces a clean corrosion resistant weld. Ideal for use in cold environments.• E316 Electrodes for welding stainless steel. • Suitable for welding in all positions. • Can be used on AC or DC currents. • Produces a clean, corrosion resistant weld. • Ideal for use in cold environments. • Electrode Size: ø4…
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chameleon helmet, blackout: from 5 DIN, before 13 DIN, turning on filter: 100 ms, grinding mode, ventilation
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chameleon helmet, blackout: from 8 DIN, before 12 DIN, turning on filter: 100 ms, grinding mode, 465 g
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chameleon helmet, blackout: from 9 DIN, before 13 DIN, turning on filter: 100 ms, grinding mode, 495 g
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Compatibility with specific Welders models should be checked with manager of online store immediately before purchase.
Compatibility with specific Welders models should be checked with manager of online store immediately before purchase.
