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 Manual
Metal Arc Welding Electrodes |
| At Sharp Tools, we also manufacture Manual
Metal Arc Welding Electrodes. The master electrodes are subjected
to strict quality control at every stage, right from the testing of
raw materials up to the testing of finished products. This ensures
superior quality electrodes that are supplied at very competitive
prices to customers. |
Manual Metal Arc Welding Electrodes can be used for welding in:
Ship-Building
Construction
Mining
Vessel Fabrication
Chemical plants
Railways
Fertilizer
Other industries |
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AWS CODE |
SPECIAL FEATURES |
6010R |
E 6010 |
Site welding of pipes and pipelines
in all positions using ‘Stove Pipe’ and conventional
techniques particularly for root bead. It can be used where
stringent NDT requirement and testing codes are involved. |
6013-312 |
E 6013 |
Truck frames and bodies, steel structures
and tanks, mobile construction equipment, railway wagons,
ships, pipelines, bridges, etc. |
6013-322 |
E 6013 |
Pressure pipelines which cannot be welded
from inside.
Storage tanks, automobile bodies, L.P.G. cylinders.
Railway coach panels, shipbuilding, bridges.
Pressure vessels, construction equipment.
Steel furniture, sheet metal works.
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7016 |
E 7016 |
Railway, class III steel.
For fixing rails to mild steel girders, for overhead cranes
and for butt welding of rail ends.
For repair in cast irons (pre-heat necessary for large parts).
Joining mild steel to cast iron, shipping, oil tanks.
For welding of mild steel plates of thickness exceeding 20mm.
For depositing layer before hardfacing.
Boilers, pressure vessels. |
7016-1 |
E 7016-1 |
For one side welding of pipes, Hortenspers, pressure vessels,
for NACE quality carbon steel pipes and structures of offshore
process platforms, penstocks generally for carbon steels and
low alloy steel fabrications where severe service conditions
exist. |
7018 |
E 7018 |
Blast furnace steel work, atomic reactor shell and pipe work,
heavy welded fabrications as replacement for castings, bridges,
penstocks pressure vessels, root runs in heavy and restrained
joints, etc. |
7018-1 |
E 7018.1 |
For joining seals, speed rings and spiral casings of turbines
Joining alloy steels such as Si-Mn, heat treated steels containing
Ni upto 1.0%. For welding of steel type A 516 Grade 70LT 50
etc. For heavy joints under restraint and subject to dynamic
loading for low temperature applications. |
7024-140 |
E 7024 |
Heavy structures like crane and bridge girders.
Assembly of earthmoving equipment.
Welding of thick plates in penstocks, shipbuilding, boilers,
etc.
Heavy machinery parts.
Pressure vessels. |
7024-200 |
E 7024 |
Heavy structurals like cranes and bridge girders, assembly
of earth moving equipment, heavy machinery parts, in shipbuilding,
Pressure vessels, etc. |
8018 |
E8018 B2 |
For welding 1 Cr/0.5 Mo and similar creep-resistant steels
represented by ASTM A 182 - F2, F11, F12, A387-2, 11, 12, A
213-T2, T11, T12; A335-P2, P11, 12 and German steels 13CrMo44,
15CrMo5, etc used in boilers, power plants, oil refineries and
Chemical plants. |
308 |
E 308-16 |
For the welding of stainless steels, (18/8) represented by
AISI types 301, 302, 304 & 308; and German steel nos. 4016,
4501, 4300, 4301 on continental steel V2A, Ugine NS 22S NS 21S,
Avesta 832 MV; Soderfors 553, Sandvik OR-2, UHB stainless 3,
etc. Steels of difficult weldability such as certain grades
of armour steel, for building-up stainless surfaces on centrifugal
pump impellers and shafts, valve faces, seats and chemical plants. |
308 L |
E 308 L-16 |
For the welding of 18/8 stainless steels represented by AISI
types 301, 302, 304 and 308 having very low carbon content. |
309 |
E 309-16 |
Welding AISI 309 type, straight chrome steels, joining stainless
steel to lower alloy steels and carbon steels, welding the clad
side of 18/8 clad steels. Building up mild steel to improve
wear resistance and for building up worn parts of wear resisting
steels. |
309 Mo |
E 309 Mo-16 |
For welding of 316 type clad steels as well as dissimilar
metals such as molybdenum containing austenitic stainless steel
to carbon steel, for welding type 309 Mo steel. Also suitable
for joining difficult to weld steels and for building of carbon
steels to improve their wear-resistance |
310 |
E 310-16 |
Welding AISI 310 type, German steels 4762, 4828, 4841, 4846
and 4848, cladding side of stainless-clad steels, straight chrome
steels and dissimilar steels-hydrogenation and polymerization
plant, gas turbine combustion chamber parts, high temperature
furnace parts, annealing boxes and carburising pots. |
312 |
E 312-16 |
For welding difficult to weld steels e.g. high carbon hardenable
tool, die and spring steels, 13% Mn steels, free cutting steels,
High temperature steels.
Dissimilar joints between stainless and high carbon steels.
Surfacing of metal to metal wear areas, hot working tools, furnace.
components.
Due to high ferrite content and high cracking resistance suitable
for problem steels with higher strength such as pressing dies
and trimming tools. |
316 |
E 316-16 |
The 18/13/Mo steels such as AISI 316 and 317 types, tanks,
coils and vats used in the pulp, paper and textile industries,
chemical Mixers, paint and dye industries |
316 L-15 |
E316 L-15 |
For welding AISI 316L type containing a maximum of 2% ferrite;
also for welding AISI types such as 316, 316L 317L, 318; specially
designed for urea reactors and similar chemical equipment. |
316 L-16 |
E 316 L-16 |
Stainless steels such as AISI 316, 316L and 317L in clad
fabrication in chemical plants, paint, dye industries, etc. |
Cast Iron- Ni |
E Ni-CI |
Because of easy and intimate fusion with all grades of cast
iron, the electrode is best suited for welding and repairing
all cast iron components. Excellent for building up a non corrosive
surface of nickel on cast iron parts exposed to corrosive liquids.
Successful applications include repair of broken castings, building
up of worn surfaces or correcting machining errors on castings
and joining cast iron to steel. |
Cast Iron Ni-Fe |
E Ni-Fe-CI |
Because of easy and intimate fusion with all grade of cast
iron the electrode is best suited for welding and repairing
all cast iron components. Successful applications include repair
of broken castings, building up of worn surfaces or correcting
machining errors on castings and joining cast iron to steel.
Welding of nodular graphite iron, malleable iron subject to
heavy wear. |
Cast Iron
Ni-Cu B
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E Ni-Cu B |
Repair of cast iron castings, correcting, machining errors
on castings, rebuilding worn surface, joining cast iron to steel.
Well suited for gears, machinery parts, pump bodies, etc. |
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