Lincoln Pipeliner 16P (7016) 5/32 inch Electrode 50lb Can (ED030918)
Lincoln Electric Pipeliner 16P electrodes are a low hydrogen, all position electrode used for welding heavy duty steel structures and plates. This electrode provides excellent arc stability and produces X-ray quality weld
deposits with higher crack resistance, elongation and ductility than other mild steel electrodes. These electrodes can be used in all positions. Packaging comes as a 50 pound easy-open can.
These electrodes must be ordered in quantities of 4 cans or more.
Features
• Hot, fill and cap pass welding up to X60
• Low hydrogen, vertical up capability on X60 grade pipe
Applications
• Root pass welding of up to X100 grade pipe
These electrodes must be ordered in quantities of 4 cans or more.
Features
• Hot, fill and cap pass welding up to X60
• Low hydrogen, vertical up capability on X60 grade pipe
Applications
• Root pass welding of up to X100 grade pipe
| MPN: | LIFED030918 |
|---|---|
| UPC: | 015082796642 |
MPN: LIFED030918
UPC: 015082796642
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