INDOTHERME Medium and High Tensile Steel Electrode

Name: INDOTHERME Medium and High Tensile Steel Electrode
Brand: D & H SECHERON ELECTRODES PRIVATE LIMITED
Price: 440.00 INR
Availability: InStock

Price 440.00 INR/ Kilograms

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MOQ : 10 Kilograms

INDOTHERME Medium and High Tensile Steel Electrode Specification

Application
Fabrication, general repairs, structural steel, construction, industrial maintenance

Operating Temperature
Up to 500C

Operating Voltage
Open Circuit Voltage (OCV) 50V minimum

Composition
Carbon Steel core wire with alloyed elements

Material
Medium and High Tensile Steel

Diameter
2.5 mm, 3.15 mm, 4.0 mm

Flux Content
Rutile type flux coating

Melting Point
Approximately 1450C - 1500C

Coating
Heavy coated (Rutile based)

Packing
5 kg/box, 20 kg/carton

Arc Stability
Smooth and stable arc with minimal spatter

Tensile Strength
Up to 600 MPa (as welded)

Weld Position
All positional

Slag Removal
Easy, self-lifting slag

Current Range
60 160 A depending on diameter

Shelf Life
Up to 12 months if properly stored

Recommended Polarity
AC/DC both (preferred polarity: DCEP)

Storage Condition
Keep in dry place, avoid moisture

INDOTHERME Medium and High Tensile Steel Electrode Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
10 Kilograms

Supply Ability
1000 Kilograms Per Day

Delivery Time
1 Week

About INDOTHERME Medium and High Tensile Steel Electrode

We are reckoned as a leading manufacturer and supplier of a wide array of INDOTHERME Medium and High Tensile Steel Electrode. Provided electrode is widely used in various industries for different welding applications. The product provided by us is available in various specifications and is known for its excellent welding capacity and superior performance. This INDOTHERME Medium and High Tensile Steel Electrode is made under the supervision of our experienced professionals using high grade raw material. Customers can avail these at highly affordable prices.

Advanced Welding Performance

Experience superior welds with INDOTHERME electrodes, offering a smooth arc, minimal spatter, and a rutile-based flux coating for consistent results. Their versatility in all positional welding makes them a preferred choice for a wide range of structural and repair work.

Optimized Strength and Flexibility

Designed for medium and high tensile steel, these electrodes reach tensile strengths up to 600 MPa. Their alloyed carbon steel core and rutile-based coating ensure robust welds capable of withstanding demanding industrial and construction environments.

Effortless Usage and Maintenance

With a wide current range and compatibility with AC/DC (DCEP recommended), these electrodes are user-friendly for various skill levels. Easy, self-lifting slag removal simplifies post-weld cleanup, enhancing workflow efficiency on every project.

FAQ's of INDOTHERME Medium and High Tensile Steel Electrode:

Q: How should INDOTHERME Medium and High Tensile Steel Electrodes be stored to maintain shelf life?

A: These electrodes should be stored in a dry location, shielded from moisture. Proper storage preserves the effectiveness of the rutile-based coating, maintaining a shelf life of up to 12 months.

Q: What types of welding applications are best suited for these electrodes?

A: They are ideal for structural steel fabrication, general repairs, construction, and industrial maintenance where strong, reliable welds are essential.

Q: When should I use AC or DC welding with these electrodes, and is there a preferred polarity?

A: You may use both AC and DC currents; however, DC Electrode Positive (DCEP) is recommended for optimal arc stability and weld quality.

Q: Where can these electrodes be utilized in terms of welding positions?

A: They are suitable for all welding positions, providing flexibility for flat, vertical, overhead, and horizontal welds.

Q: What is the process for achieving a smooth arc and minimal spatter using these electrodes?

A: Maintain the recommended current range (60-160 A depending on electrode diameter) and use an open circuit voltage of at least 50V for a stable arc and minimal spatter, thanks to the rutile coating.

Q: Which electrode diameter should I use for different weld requirements?

A: Select 2.5 mm, 3.15 mm, or 4.0 mm based on material thickness and desired weld strength. Larger diameters are suitable for higher current applications and thicker materials.

Q: What are the key benefits of choosing INDOTHERME electrodes over standard options?

A: These electrodes provide robust tensile strength, user-friendly operation, easy slag removal, and reliable performance across various industrial and repair tasks, making them a superior choice for demanding environments.

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