Washington Alloy

Washington Alloy E316L-16 (SMAW) Stick Electrode

Category Stainless Steel
WASE316-16-P WASE316-16-P
WASE316-16-P WASE316-16-P
WASE316-16-P WASE316-16-P
WASE316-16-P WASE316-16-P

Washington Alloy E316L-16 (SMAW) Stick Electrode

Category Stainless Steel
Manufacturer Washington Alloy

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Description

316L electrodes produce weld deposits similar to that of USA 316, but with a maximum 0.04% carbon. This extra-low carbon content gives the weld deposit excellent resistance against intergranular corrosion caused by carbide precipitation. 316L electrodesare used for welding 18% Cr– 12% Ni– 2.5% Mo stainless steels where the corrosion resistant qualities of AISI 316L are required. This electrode has a high deposition rate and produces a welddeposit with a fine bead appearance and exceptional crack-resistance. USA 316L electrodes are most commonly used in the textile, paper, cellulose, and chemical equipment industries for the fabrication of 316L, 318, and 319L stainless steel products.

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  • Category : Stainless Steel
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Stainless Steel

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Washington Alloy

Washington Alloy E316L-16 (SMAW) Stick Electrode

Category Stainless Steel
WASE316-16-P WASE316-16-P
WASE316-16-P WASE316-16-P
WASE316-16-P WASE316-16-P
WASE316-16-P WASE316-16-P

Washington Alloy E316L-16 (SMAW) Stick Electrode

Category Stainless Steel
Manufacturer Washington Alloy

Data Sheet
Certificate of Compliance
MSDS

Fetching product details


Description

316L electrodes produce weld deposits similar to that of USA 316, but with a maximum 0.04% carbon. This extra-low carbon content gives the weld deposit excellent resistance against intergranular corrosion caused by carbide precipitation. 316L electrodesare used for welding 18% Cr– 12% Ni– 2.5% Mo stainless steels where the corrosion resistant qualities of AISI 316L are required. This electrode has a high deposition rate and produces a welddeposit with a fine bead appearance and exceptional crack-resistance. USA 316L electrodes are most commonly used in the textile, paper, cellulose, and chemical equipment industries for the fabrication of 316L, 318, and 319L stainless steel products.

Specifications

  • Brand : Washington Alloy
  • Category : Stainless Steel
  • Manufacturer : Washington Alloy
Category

Stainless Steel

Manufacturer

Washington Alloy

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