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Esab Low Hydrogen Electrodes

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ESAB offers a range of low hydrogen electrodes designed to meet the stringent requirements of welding applications where hydrogen-induced cracking (HIC) is a concern. These electrodes are meticulously engineered to minimize the hydrogen content in the weld metal and heat-affected zone, reducing the risk of HIC and ensuring weld integrity and reliability. ESAB's low hydrogen electrodes are specifically formulated for various welding processes, including Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), also known as stick welding. They are suitable for welding a wide range of materials, including carbon steels, low alloy steels, and high-strength steels, in industries such as construction, shipbuilding, offshore, and structural fabrication. These electrodes feature a special flux coating designed to effectively trap moisture and hydrogen, preventing their absorption into the weld metal. This ensures that the resulting welds exhibit excellent mechanical properties, including high tensile strength and impact toughness. Welders appreciate the ease of use and reliability offered by ESAB's low hydrogen electrodes. They provide stable arc characteristics, smooth slag removal, and minimal spatter, facilitating precise and efficient welding operations. Additionally, these electrodes are suitable for welding in various positions, making them versatile for different welding scenarios and applications. ESAB's commitment to quality and innovation is evident in their low hydrogen electrodes, which undergo rigorous testing and quality control measures to ensure consistent performance and adherence to industry standards.
green checkTensile Strength : 550 N/mm2
green checkComposition : C 0.06%, Mn 0.75%, Si 0.45%, S 0.018%, P 0.020%, Mo 0.55%
green checkYield Strength : 460 N/mm2
green checkApplication : Similar Creep Resistant Steel, High Temperature Pipelines, Boiler Tubes, Plates Where High Creep Resistance Is A Pre-Requisite
green checkQuantity : 1000 Pcs.
green checkFeatures : Good Crack And Creep Resistance To Temperature Up To 525 °C, The Weld Deposit Is Of Radiographic Quality
green checkType of Product : Low Hydrogen Welding Electrode
green checkModel No : OK 74.46 (E7018-A1)
ESAB 36H Low Hydrogen Welding Electrode is a high-quality welding consumable designed for welding applications that require low hydrogen content in the deposited weld metal. These electrodes are meticulously engineered by ESAB, a globally recognized leader in welding and cutting solutions, to provide superior performance and consistent results in critical welding operations. The "36H" designation indicates the classification of the electrode according to American Welding Society (AWS) standards. In this classification system, "36" represents the tensile strength of the deposited weld metal in kilopounds per square inch (ksi), while "H" denotes that the electrode has a low hydrogen content. ESAB 36H Low Hydrogen Welding Electrodes are available in various sizes, typically ranging from 2.5 mm to 5.0 mm in diameter. The choice of electrode size depends on factors such as the welding process, base metal thickness, welding position, and specific welding requirements. These electrodes are specifically formulated with a low hydrogen coating to minimize the risk of hydrogen-induced cracking in the weld metal, particularly in applications where the welded joints are subjected to high levels of stress or where the base metal is susceptible to hydrogen embrittlement. ESAB 36H Low Hydrogen Welding Electrodes are widely used in critical welding applications across various industries, including structural fabrication, pressure vessel manufacturing, shipbuilding, and pipeline construction. They are suitable for welding carbon and low-alloy steels, providing excellent weld quality, mechanical properties, and resistance to cracking.
green checkImpact : 100 J
The ESAB KV7 (E8018-B8) Low Hydrogen Electrode is a premium-grade welding electrode specifically formulated for the welding of high-strength, low-alloy (HSLA) steels containing 9% chromium and 1% molybdenum. Renowned for its exceptional performance, reliability, and versatility, this electrode is widely used in various industries, including petrochemical, power generation, and pressure vessel fabrication. Crafted with precision engineering, the ESAB KV7 electrode features a unique low hydrogen coating that ensures minimal moisture pickup, reducing the risk of hydrogen-induced cracking in the weld metal. This makes it ideal for applications where high integrity welds with excellent mechanical properties are essential. The electrode's optimized composition and welding parameters enable it to produce welds with exceptional strength, toughness, and resistance to cracking and creep. Additionally, it offers superior resistance to corrosion and oxidation at elevated temperatures, making it suitable for welding components subjected to aggressive environments. The KV7 electrode is meticulously manufactured to stringent quality standards, ensuring consistent diameter, straightness, and coating integrity. This results in smooth arc ignition, stable arc characteristics, and excellent weld bead appearance, enabling welders to achieve precise and high-quality welds with minimal defects.
green checkTensile Strength : 600 N/mm2
green checkComposition : C 0.06%,Si 0.3%,S 0.018%,P 0.018%,Mn 0.80%,Mo 0.60%, Cr 5.60%,Ni 0.20%
green checkYield Strength : 490 N/mm2
green checkQuantity : 1000 Pcs.
green checkType of Product : Low Hydrogen Welding Electrode
green checkModel No : ESAB KV7 (E8018-B8)
The ESAB OK 76.28 (E9018-B3) Low Hydrogen Electrode is a premium-grade welding electrode specifically formulated for the welding of low alloy steels, particularly those with a 2.25% Cr-1% Mo composition. Renowned for its exceptional performance, reliability, and versatility, this electrode is widely used in various industries, including petrochemical, power generation, and pressure vessel fabrication. Crafted with precision engineering, the ESAB OK 76.28 electrode features a unique low hydrogen coating that ensures minimal moisture pickup, reducing the risk of hydrogen-induced cracking in the weld metal. This makes it ideal for applications where high integrity welds with excellent mechanical properties are essential. The electrode's optimized composition and welding parameters enable it to produce welds with exceptional strength, toughness, and resistance to creep and thermal fatigue. Additionally, it offers superior crack resistance and ductility, making it suitable for welding critical components subjected to high temperatures and harsh operating conditions. The OK 76.28 electrode is meticulously manufactured to stringent quality standards, ensuring consistent diameter, straightness, and coating integrity. This results in smooth arc ignition, stable arc characteristics, and excellent weld bead appearance, enabling welders to achieve precise and high-quality welds with minimal defects.
green checkTensile Strength : 700 N/mm2
green checkYield Strength : 600 N/mm2
green checkApplication : Fabrication Of Low Alloy Steel Boilers And Piping Operating At Temperature Upto 600°C In Oil Refineries, Thermal And Chemical Plant, Preheater, Super Heater, Steam Boilers And Especially For Hydro-Cracker, Used For Welding Creep Resistant Steel
green checkQuantity : 1000 Pcs.
green checkFeatures : The Slag System Design Allows Excellent Stable Arc Characteristics In All Position With Minimum Spatter Providing Smooth And Even Bead
green checkType of Product : Low Hydrogen Welding Electrode
green checkModel No : OK 76.28 (E9018-B3)
ESAB offers a range of low hydrogen electrodes designed to meet the stringent requirements of welding applications where hydrogen-induced cracking (HIC) is a concern. These electrodes are meticulously engineered to minimize the hydrogen content in the weld metal and heat-affected zone, reducing the risk of HIC and ensuring weld integrity and reliability. ESAB's low hydrogen electrodes are specifically formulated for various welding processes, including Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), also known as stick welding. They are suitable for welding a wide range of materials, including carbon steels, low alloy steels, and high-strength steels, in industries such as construction, shipbuilding, offshore, and structural fabrication. These electrodes feature a special flux coating designed to effectively trap moisture and hydrogen, preventing their absorption into the weld metal. This ensures that the resulting welds exhibit excellent mechanical properties, including high tensile strength and impact toughness. Welders appreciate the ease of use and reliability offered by ESAB's low hydrogen electrodes. They provide stable arc characteristics, smooth slag removal, and minimal spatter, facilitating precise and efficient welding operations. Additionally, these electrodes are suitable for welding in various positions, making them versatile for different welding scenarios and applications. ESAB's commitment to quality and innovation is evident in their low hydrogen electrodes, which undergo rigorous testing and quality control measures to ensure consistent performance and adherence to industry standards.
green checkTensile Strength : 610 N/mm2
green checkComposition : C 0.07%, Mn 0.60%, Si 0.5%, S 0.018%, P 0.020%, Mo 0.55%, Cr 1.3%
green checkYield Strength : 520 N/mm2
green checkApplication : Welding Of 1.25 Cr,0.5 Mo And Similar Creep Resistant Steels Which Find Extensive Use In High Temperature Component Of Power Plant, Boiler, Oil-Refinerie, Petrochemical Plants Etc
green checkQuantity : 1000 Pcs.
green checkFeatures : Minimum Amount Of Spatter, Smooth Weld Bead, Resistant To Scaling Up To 775°C
green checkType of Product : Low Hydrogen Welding Electrode
green checkModel No : OK 76.18 (E8018-B2)
ESAB offers a range of low hydrogen electrodes designed to meet the stringent requirements of welding applications where hydrogen-induced cracking (HIC) is a concern. These electrodes are meticulously engineered to minimize the hydrogen content in the weld metal and heat-affected zone, reducing the risk of HIC and ensuring weld integrity and reliability. ESAB's low hydrogen electrodes are specifically formulated for various welding processes, including Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), also known as stick welding. They are suitable for welding a wide range of materials, including carbon steels, low alloy steels, and high-strength steels, in industries such as construction, shipbuilding, offshore, and structural fabrication. These electrodes feature a special flux coating designed to effectively trap moisture and hydrogen, preventing their absorption into the weld metal. This ensures that the resulting welds exhibit excellent mechanical properties, including high tensile strength and impact toughness. Welders appreciate the ease of use and reliability offered by ESAB's low hydrogen electrodes. They provide stable arc characteristics, smooth slag removal, and minimal spatter, facilitating precise and efficient welding operations. Additionally, these electrodes are suitable for welding in various positions, making them versatile for different welding scenarios and applications. ESAB's commitment to quality and innovation is evident in their low hydrogen electrodes, which undergo rigorous testing and quality control measures to ensure consistent performance and adherence to industry standards.
green checkImpact : 50 J
green checkTensile Strength : 580 N/mm2
green checkComposition : C 0.06%,Si 0.35%,S 0.02%,P 0.02%,Mn 1.05%, Ni 0.5%, Cu 0.45%
green checkYield Strength : 490 N/mm2
green checkQuantity : 1000 Pcs.
green checkType of Product : Low Hydrogen Welding Electrode
green checkModel No : OK 73.08 (E8018G)
ESAB FERROWELD W2 (E 8018-W2) is a specialized low hydrogen electrode designed for welding applications that demand high strength and superior crack resistance. This electrode is specifically formulated to deliver exceptional performance in critical welding scenarios where low hydrogen content is essential to prevent hydrogen-induced cracking. The designation "E 8018-W2" indicates the classification of this electrode according to the American Welding Society (AWS) standards. The "E" signifies that it is an electrode, while "8018" denotes the specific type of electrode and the welding position it is suitable for. The "W2" designation indicates the chemical composition and other properties of the electrode. One of the key features of the ESAB FERROWELD W2 electrode is its low hydrogen content. Hydrogen, when introduced into the weld metal, can cause hydrogen embrittlement and lead to the formation of cracks, compromising the integrity of the weld joint. By minimizing hydrogen content, this electrode significantly reduces the risk of hydrogen-induced cracking, making it ideal for welding applications where high integrity and reliability are paramount. Additionally, ESAB FERROWELD W2 electrode offers excellent weld bead appearance and smooth arc characteristics, facilitating easy and efficient welding operations. Its superior deposition efficiency ensures high productivity while maintaining consistent weld quality. This electrode is suitable for welding a wide range of carbon and low-alloy steels, including those subjected to high levels of restraint or prone to cracking. Common applications include structural fabrication, pressure vessel manufacturing, offshore construction, and other heavy-duty welding tasks where strength and reliability are critical.
green checkImpact : 45 J
green checkTensile Strength : 610 N/mm2
green checkComposition : C 0.10%,Si 0.45%,S 0.02%,P 0.02%,Mn 0.9%, Cr 0.55%,Ni 0.6%, Cu 0.50%
green checkYield Strength : 500 N/mm2
green checkQuantity : 1000 Pcs.
green checkType of Product : Low Hydrogen Welding Electrode
green checkModel No : FERROWELD W2 (E 8018-W2)
The ESAB OK 73.68 (E8018-C1) Low Hydrogen Electrode is a premium-grade welding electrode specifically designed for the welding of high-strength low-alloy (HSLA) steels. Renowned for its exceptional performance, reliability, and versatility, this electrode is widely used in various industries, including structural fabrication, offshore construction, and shipbuilding. Crafted with precision engineering, the ESAB OK 73.68 electrode features a unique low hydrogen coating that ensures minimal moisture pickup, reducing the risk of hydrogen-induced cracking in the weld metal. This makes it ideal for applications where high integrity welds with excellent mechanical properties are essential. The electrode's optimized composition and welding parameters enable it to produce welds with exceptional strength, toughness, and resistance to cracking. Additionally, it offers superior ductility and impact toughness, making it suitable for welding components subjected to dynamic loading and harsh operating conditions. The OK 73.68 electrode is meticulously manufactured to stringent quality standards, ensuring consistent diameter, straightness, and coating integrity. This results in smooth arc ignition, stable arc characteristics, and excellent weld bead appearance, enabling welders to achieve precise and high-quality welds with minimal defects.
green checkImpact : 40 J
green checkTensile Strength : 610 N/mm2
green checkComposition : C 0.08%, Mn 1%, Si 0.45%, S 0.02%, P 0.019%, Ni 2.7%
green checkYield Strength : 490 N/mm2
green checkApplication : Welding Of Low Alloy Steel Which Must Have Good Resistance To Brittle Fracture At Temperature Down To -60 °C
green checkQuantity : 1000 Pcs.
green checkFeatures : Good Corrosion Resistance To Sea Water And Sulphuric Acid Fumes
green checkType of Product : Low Hydrogen Welding Electrode
green checkModel No : OK 73.68 (E8018-C1)
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ESAB 36H Low Hydrogen Welding Electrode is a high-quality welding consumable designed for welding applications that require low hydrogen content in the deposited weld metal. These electrodes are meticulously engineered by ESAB, a globally recognized leader in welding and cutting solutions, to provide superior performance and consistent results in critical welding operations. The "36H" designation indicates the classification of the electrode according to American Welding Society (AWS) standards. In this classification system, "36" represents the tensile strength of the deposited weld metal in kilopounds per square inch (ksi), while "H" denotes that the electrode has a low hydrogen content. ESAB 36H Low Hydrogen Welding Electrodes are available in various sizes, typically ranging from 2.5 mm to 5.0 mm in diameter. The choice of electrode size depends on factors such as the welding process, base metal thickness, welding position, and specific welding requirements. These electrodes are specifically formulated with a low hydrogen coating to minimize the risk of hydrogen-induced cracking in the weld metal, particularly in applications where the welded joints are subjected to high levels of stress or where the base metal is susceptible to hydrogen embrittlement. ESAB 36H Low Hydrogen Welding Electrodes are widely used in critical welding applications across various industries, including structural fabrication, pressure vessel manufacturing, shipbuilding, and pipeline construction. They are suitable for welding carbon and low-alloy steels, providing excellent weld quality, mechanical properties, and resistance to cracking.
green checkType of Product : Low Hydrogen Welding Electrode
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