3/16" X 14" E7018 H8 Hobart® 18AC Carbon Steel Electrode 50 lb

Part Number: S119832-035SKU: HOBS119832-035

$303.98

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Item Details

Hobart® 18AC Hermetically Sealed Container Carbon Steel Low Hydrogen Electrode is specially designed for skip or tack welds along with low, medium, high-carbon steels as well as high strength low-alloy steel welding to provide smooth, stable arc with good weld bead appearance by featuring flat bead contour along with strike and restrike capability. 3/16" Electrode is ideal for single and multiple pass, all position AC, DCEN, DCEP and works well on DC utility-type welders that eliminates frustration caused by electrode sticking. Reliable electrode produces starts, restarts along with good wetting action to prevent undercutting and has no porosity lets you better welds by reducing clean up time. Electrode comes with self-removing slag design that makes cleaning easier and is employed in shops, farms, hobbyist by keeping minimum spatter. Easily governable electrode has a tensile strength of 81200 psi, yield strength of 73100 psi and allows more arc time. Electrode is sold as a 50 lb hermetically sealed container.

Features

Excellent re-striking characteristics
Self-removing slag system
Flat bead contour
Good wetting action
Reliable starts and restarts
Very stable arc

Applications

Low, medium or high carbon steels
Skip or tack welds
High strength, low alloy steels
Farms
Shops
Hobbyists

Specifications

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AWS Classification» E7018 H8
Diameter» 3/16""
Weight» 50 lb
Trade Name» Hobart® 18AC
Electrode Length» 14"""

Caution

WARNING! - Avoid breathing welding fumes and gases, they may be dangerous to your health
Always use adequate ventilation
Always use appropriate personal protective equipment

WARNING

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Titanium dioxide (airborne, unbound particles of respirable size), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and Carbon monoxide, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.