Welding Electrodes

Welding Electrodes are meant as a metal wire that is coated with the same materials that is going to be welded. The electrode is generally known to build a contact between non metallic parts of the circuit, thus its principal has started being used in welding purposes. Therefore, these electrodes carry out current through a workpiece and fuse the two different parts together. Relying on its process, the electrodes are available in two forms either consumable in which gas arc welding is required or non-consumable where gas tungsten arc welding is involved.

Types -

Types:	Mild Steel General Purpose Electrodes:	E6013, E7014, E7024
	Low Hydrogen Electrodes:	E7016, E7016-1, E7018, E7018-1, E7018-H4, E7018(NACE)
	Low Alloy High Tensile Electrodes:	E7018-G, E7018-A1, E8018-G, E8018-W2, E8018-B2L, E8016-B6, E8018-C1, E9018-M, E9018-B3, E9018-G, E10016-G, E11018-M, E10018-D2
	Hard Facing Electrodes:	Electrodes suitable for weld metal with hardness 250BHN - 600BHN
	Cast Iron Electrodes:	ENiFeCl, ENiCu, ENiCl
	Stainless Steel Electrodes:	(available in -15, -16 & -17) E307-16, E308L-16, E309L-16, E309MoL-16, E310-16, E312-16, E347-16, E318-16, E410-16, E430-16, E309Cb-16