ELECTRODE E7018 1/8"
PRODUCT FEATURES:
Type: E7018 Low-Hydrogen Stick Welding Electrode
Diameter: 1/8 inch (3.2 mm)
Function: General-purpose, high-strength welding for mild and low-alloy steels
Key Feature: Iron powder coating for high deposition rates and a smooth, stable arc
Versatility: All-position electrode (except vertical down) with excellent mechanical properties
Quality: Produces x-ray quality welds with high impact toughness at low temperatures
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SKU
OX-701818
TTD23.00
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
The OX-701818 (Oxford Alloy) is a professional-grade E7018 electrode, widely regarded as the "workhorse" of the structural welding industry. This 1/8" low-hydrogen rod is specifically designed to prevent cold cracking in high-stress applications like bridges, pressure vessels, and heavy machinery. The iron powder in the flux coating allows for a more efficient metal transfer, resulting in a cleaner weld bead and easier slag removal compared to standard rods. It operates best on DCEP (reverse polarity) but can also be used on AC. To maintain its low-hydrogen properties, these electrodes are typically supplied in a hermetically sealed container and should be stored in a rod oven once opened.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
Classification: AWS A5.1 / ASME SFA 5.1 E7018
Diameter: 1/8"
Tensile Strength: 70,000 psi (Minimum)
Yield Strength: 58,000 psi (Minimum)
Elongation: 22%
Polarity: DCEP (Electrode Positive) or AC
Amperage Range: 110A to 165A
Shipping Weight: 50 lbs
| SKU | OX-701818 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 50.000000 |
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