Rutile electrodes, hook bag, Ark-EL E6013 Awelco

What it is

Awelco ARK – EL – Bag Hook Rutile E6013 (cod. 90505) coated electrodes are the practical solution for MMA welding on mild steel, ideal for professionals and operators seeking a stable arc and easily removable slag. Designed to adapt to different site and workshop needs, they deliver clean results even in variable working conditions.

The welding electrode is a metal rod with a coating that, as it melts, protects the weld pool; there are various types, for example rutile, basic, stainless steel and cast iron electrodes.

What it is for

Used in steel fabrication, from cutting to assembly and in welding and the work that goes with it.

How to use it

Choose the type according to the material to be welded and the diameter according to the thickness, and set the current as indicated on the packaging. Store electrodes in a dry place and bake basic electrodes, which absorb moisture, before use. Remove the slag at the end of the bead and work with a mask and gloves.

Where it is used

• Mechanical engineering industry
• Mechanical workshops

Technical data

• Regulations: E6013
• Coating: Rutile
• Standard: E6013

Who it is for

Designed for metal fabricators and welders.

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Before you order

Tell us the quantities you need and the intended use: if there is a more suitable version, or an equivalent available sooner, we will let you know.

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