Cobalt Alloy Electrode; Type Coated; Filler Metal 1.1 Percent Carbon/0.1 Percent Manganese/0.1 Percent Silicon/28.8 Percent Chromium/1.9 Percent Nickel/4.5 Percent Tungsten/3.2 Percent Iron; Diameter 1/8 Inch; Metal Used On Alloy Stainless Steel; Packaging Type Vacpak; Approval MIL, ASME, AWS A5.13; Shielding Gas 100 Percent Argon; Voltage Rating 20 to 40 Volt; Length 14 Inch; Current Rating 90 to 120 Amp DC; Hardness 39 to 42 HRC; Application Sintering Machine Seat, Cover, Flapper Gate, Valve and Seat, Coke Pusher Shoes, Cooling Bed Roll, Hot Trimming Die, Forging Die Block, Chain Saw Guide Bar, Blow Valve, Pulp Digester, Plastic Extrusion Screw

The Most Versatile and Widely Used Cobalt Alloy with a Good Balance of Abrasion and Impact Resistance; Excellent Resistance to Many Forms of Mechanical and Chemical Degradation Over a Wide Temperature Range; Outstanding Self-Mated Anti-Galling Properties; High Temperature Hardness; Resistance to Cavitation Erosion; Machinable with Carbide Tools; Bonds Well with Weldable Alloy Steels, Including Stainless (565256)