Hobart Brothers, an ITW Company Submerged Arc Low Alloy Wire S659943-K02

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Brand TRI-MARK® Category Submerged Arc Low Alloy Wire Description A low composite metal-cored electrode for submerged arc welding of similar applications as the solid wire classification EF3. This wire provides excellent bead appearance and tie-in and is more tolerant of mill scale and rust. It is designed for welding of higher strength steels such as A514 (T1), A517, A710, X70 and X80 pipe, and many others. Applications Single and multiple pass applications with the recommended submerged arc flux Industries Pipeline welding, tank fabrication, offshore oil rigs, shipbuilding, blow-out arrestors, and heavy equipment manufacturing. AWS ECF3
Description
Brand TRI-MARK® Category Submerged Arc Low Alloy Wire Description A low composite metal-cored electrode for submerged arc welding of similar applications as the solid wire classification EF3. This wire provides excellent bead appearance and tie-in and is more tolerant of mill scale and rust. It is designed for welding of higher strength steels such as A514 (T1), A517, A710, X70 and X80 pipe, and many others. Applications Single and multiple pass applications with the recommended submerged arc flux Industries Pipeline welding, tank fabrication, offshore oil rigs, shipbuilding, blow-out arrestors, and heavy equipment manufacturing. AWS ECF3

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Submerged Arc Low Alloy Wire
S659943-K02
Submerged Arc Low Alloy Wire S659943-K02
Brand TRI-MARK® Category Submerged Arc Low Alloy Wire Description A low composite metal-cored electrode for submerged arc welding of similar applications as the solid wire classification EF3. This wire provides excellent bead appearance and tie-in and is more tolerant of mill scale and rust. It is designed for welding of higher strength steels such as A514 (T1), A517, A710, X70 and X80 pipe, and many others. Applications Single and multiple pass applications with the recommended submerged arc flux Industries Pipeline welding, tank fabrication, offshore oil rigs, shipbuilding, blow-out arrestors, and heavy equipment manufacturing. AWS ECF3
BrandTRI-MARK®
CategorySubmerged Arc Low Alloy Wire
DescriptionA low composite metal-cored electrode for submerged arc welding of similar applications as the solid wire classification EF3. This wire provides excellent bead appearance and tie-in and is more tolerant of mill scale and rust. It is designed for welding of higher strength steels such as A514 (T1), A517, A710, X70 and X80 pipe, and many others.
ApplicationsSingle and multiple pass applications with the recommended submerged arc flux
IndustriesPipeline welding, tank fabrication, offshore oil rigs, shipbuilding, blow-out arrestors, and heavy equipment manufacturing.
AWSECF3
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Technical Specifications

  Hobart Brothers, an ITW Company
Product Category Filler Alloys and Consumables
Product Number S659943-K02
Product Name Submerged Arc Low Alloy Wire
Diameter / Thickness 0.1250 inch (3.17 mm)
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