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Stainless Steel Covered Electrodes
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Slik-Stik 6308
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Slik-Stik 6308L
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| Slik-Stik 6309 (E309-16) • For use on 18/8 clad steels, heat exchangers, kiln linings, exhaust manifolds, carbon steel to stainless, and heat treating equipment. • Use with AC or DC (reverse polarity).
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| Slik-Stik 6309L (E309L-16) • For use on chemical processing equipment, oven equipment, carbon steel to stainless, and propeller shaft build-ups. • Lower carbon than 309. • Use with AC or DC (reverse polarity).
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| Slik-Stik 6310 (E310-16) • For use on dissimilar metals such as heat exchangers, kiln linings, chemical equipment, and paper digesters. • Use with AC or DC (reverse polarity).
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| Slik-Stik 6312 (E312-16) • All position electrode for joining and repair of tool and die steels, stainless steel, alloy steels, high carbon and cast steels, and spring steels. • May be used as underlayment prior to applying hardfacing alloys. • Minimal spatter, easy slag release. • Use with AC or DC (reverse polarity).
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| Slik-Stik 6316 (E316-16) • For use on mild sulfuric acid applications, petroleum refinery equipment, pharmaceutical equipment, pulp and paper processing equipment, and textile finishing. • Use with AC or DC (reverse polarity).
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| Slik-Stik 6316L (E316L-16) • Similar to 316 type with lower carbon content. • For use on photographic equipment, food processing, petroleum processing, and chemical processing equipment. • Lower carbon than 316. • Use with AC or DC (reverse polarity).
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| Slik-Stik 6317L (E317L-16) • Similar to 316L but for high temperature creep strength. • For use on chemical processing, petroleum chemical equipment, pulp and paper equipment, and pollution control equipment. • Lower carbon than 317. • Use with AC or DC (reverse polarity).
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| Slik-Stik 6347 (E347-16) • Used for welding on type 347 and 321 stainless steel, heat exchangers, pressure vessels, and boiler parts. • Columbium addition prevents carbide precipitation. • Use with AC or DC (reverse polarity).
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| SS308H (ER308H) • Higher carbon content than SS308L. • Used on 304H base material.
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| SS308L (ER308L) • For use on dairy, pulp and paper, textile dyeing, refinery and chemical equipment. • Low carbon content reduces carbide precipitation.
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| SS308LSi (ER308LSi) • Used on applications where cosmetic appearance of the weld is important, such as furniture, restaurant and food equipment, and appliances. • High silicon content increases wettability which results in a smoother, flatter weld.
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| SS309 (ER309) • For use on 18/8 clad steels, heat exchangers, kiln linings, exhaust manifolds, carbon steel to stainless, and heat treating equipment.
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| SS309L (ER309L) • Resistance to carbide precipitation is provided by low carbon content. • Use for overlaying, joining stainless steel to carbon steel, and build-up of propeller shafts on boats.
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| SS309LSi (ER309LSi) • High silicon content increases wettability which results in a smoother, flatter weld.
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| SS310 (ER310) • Used on heat exchangers, furnace parts, and combustion chambers. • Also used to repair paper digesters and chemical equipment.
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| SS316 (ER316) • For use on mild sulfuric acid applications, petroleum refinery equipment, pharmaceutical equipment, pulp and paper processing equipment, and textile finishing.
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| SS316L (ER316L) • Used for weldments where carbide precipitation must be reduced. • For use on process equipment fabricated with type 316L molybdenum bearing stainless steel.
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| SS316LSi (ER316LSi) • High silicon content improves wetting action, resulting in flatter, smoother welds. • This reduces cost of weld metal and finishing cost for equipment used in dairy, food, pharmaceutical and chemical industries.
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| SS317L (ER317L) • Used in pollution control equipment where corrosion is too severe for type 316L. • Also used where pitting is a problem in chlorine environments. • Resists carbide precipitation due to the low carbon content.
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| SS347Si (ER347Si) • Used for welding 347 and 321 stainless steels. • Columbium addition reduces carbide precipitation. • High silicon content increases wettability which results in a smoother, flatter weld.
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Stainless Steel Submerged Arc Coils
| SS308L (ER308L) • For use on dairy, pulp and paper, textile dyeing, refinery and chemical equipment.
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| SS309L (ER309L) • Resistance to carbide precipitation is provided by low carbon content. • Use for overlaying, joining stainless steel to carbon steel, and build-up of propeller shafts on boats.
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| SS316L (ER316L) • Used for weldments where carbide precipitation must be reduced. • For use on process equipment fabricated with type 316L molybdenum bearing stainless steel.
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Flux-Cored Stainless Steel Spooled Wire
| SS308LT1-1 (ER308LT1-1) • For use on dairy, pulp and paper, textile dyeing, refinery and chemical equipment.
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| SS309LT1-1 (ER309LT1-1) • Resistance to carbide precipitation is provided by low carbon content. • Use for overlaying, joining stainless steel to carbon steel, and build-up of propeller shafts on boats.
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| SS316LT1-1 (ER316LT1-1) • Used for weldments where carbide precipitation must be reduced. • For use on process equipment fabricated with type 316L molybdenum bearing stainless steel.
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| SS317LT1-1 (ER317LT1-1) • Used in pollution control equipment where corrosion is too severe for type 316L. • Also used where pitting is a problem in chlorine environments. • Resists carbide precipitation due to the low carbon content.
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36" Cut Length Stainless Steel Bare Wire
| SS308H (ER308H) • For use on food processing equipment, chemical equipment, restaurant equipment, beer barrels, and refinery equipment.
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| SS308L (ER308L) • For use on 308L grades of stainless steel dairy equipment, pulp and paper equipment, textile dyeing equipment, and refinery equipment.
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| SS308LSi (ER308LSi) • Used on applications where cosmetic appearance of the weld is important, such as furniture, restaurant and food equipment and appliances. • High silicon content increases wettability which results in a smoother, flatter weld.
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| SS309 (ER309) • For use on 18/8 clad steels, heat exchangers, kiln linings, exhaust manifolds, carbon steel to stainless, and heat treating equipment.
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| SS309L (ER309L) • For use on chemical processing equipment, oven equipment, carbon steel to stainless, and propeller shaft build-ups.
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| SS309LSi (ER309LSi) • High silicon content increases wettability which results in a smoother, flatter weld.
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| SS310 (ER310) • Used on heat exchangers, furnace parts, and combustion chambers. • Also used to repair paper digesters and chemical equipment.
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| SS316 (ER316) • For use on mild sulfuric acid applications, petroleum refinery equipment, pharmaceutical equipment, pulp and paper processing equipment, and textile finishing.
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| SS316H (ER316H) • Same as SS316, but allowable carbon content is restricted to the higher portion of the SS316 range. • Provides higher tensile and creep strengths at elevated temperatures than SS316L. • Typically used on 316H base material.Priced per pound.
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| SS316L (ER316L) • For use on photographic equipment, food processing, petroleum processing, and chemical processing equipment.
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| SS316LSi (ER316LSi) • High silicon content improves wetting action, resulting in flatter, smoother welds. This reduces cost of weld metal and finishing cost for equipment used in dairy, food, pharmaceutical and chemical industries.
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| SS317L (ER317L) • For use on chemical processing, petroleum chemical equipment, pulp and paper equipment, and pollution control equipment.
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| SS347 (ER347) • Columbium addition prevents carbide precipitation. • Used for welding on type 347 and 321 stainless steel, heat exchangers, pressure vessels, and boiler parts.
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