What does 16TC stand for?
What does 16TC stand for?
’16TC’ is short for a 7016 twin coated electrode.
What is a 16TC welding rod?
Austarc 16TC is a smooth running, basic low hydrogen electrode, developed for all positional (except vertical down) welding, using AC or DC power sources. It has exceptional arc stability and weldability and delivers high quality weld deposits with reliable notch toughness to -40˚C.
What are welding electrodes?
Welding electrodes are used in all types of manufacturing jobs, from automobiles to construction, and so forth. When joining two pieces of metal together, electrodes are used to create an electric arc. The two metals heat and melt, fusing together in a stronger bond.
Are 6013 rods any good?
On the negative side, E 6013 does leave a heavy slag formation and is relatively shallow penetrating if not correctly used. But it does yield an extremely high quality weld which, while not as strong as a E7018, is a strong reason not to discount it.
What is the prescribe current for electrode 6013?
SIZE AND RECOMMENDED CURRENT RANGE: AC, DC (+)
DIAMETER (mm) | 5.0 | |
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LENGTH (mm) | 400 | |
Current Amp | Flat | 150 – 220 |
Vertical & Overhead | 125 – 190 |
Do electrodes expire?
Unopened packages of electrodes have a shelf life of approximately 15 to 24 months depending upon the expiration date stated on the package. Never use electrodes that are past the expiration date.
Why choose the AUSTARC 16tc as a welding electrode?
Not only is the Austarc 16TC the electrode of choice for professional welders, but many young aspiring welders begin their welding career using the Austarc 16TC. As the Austarc 16TC is much easier to operate than electrodes of the same classification, Australia’s leading colleges and welding schools use the electrode in technical exams.
What is austaustarc 16tc used for?
Austarc 16TC is a smooth running, basic low hydrogen electrode, developed for all positional (except vertical down) welding, using AC or DC power sources. It has exceptional arc stability and weldability and delivers high quality weld deposits with reliable notch toughness to -40˚C.
What is a 16tc electrode?
Relied upon by Australia’s welding industry, the 16TC is the preferred electrode in Australia. Smooth running, basic low hydrogen electrode, developed for all positional (except vertical down) welding, using AC or DC power sources.
What is the best welding electrode in Australia?
Welding Industries of Australia’s (WIA) Austarc 16TC, Australia’s number one best-selling electrode, features reduced spatter levels, high operator appeal and a low hydrogen classification. Find out why the 16TC is the electrode of choice for professional welders across Australia.