Hobart Brothers, an ITW Company
Troy, OH 45373
Low Manganese Wires help meet environmental regulations.
In addition to low manganese levels, FabCOÃ-® Element 71C and 71M offer optimized out-of-position capabilities, enabling welding operators to create quality welds regardless of joint placement. Gas-shielded flux-cored wires produce low spatter levels and have fast-freezing, easy-to-remove slag. Available in diameters of 0.045, 0.052, and 1/16 in. on 33 lb fiber spools, Element 71C is...
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Stick Electrode optimizes operator control and weld quality.
Available in 1/8 or 5/32 in. diameters, Hobart 610 features concentric design, ensuring even coating along entire length and consistent arc performance. Stick electrode exceeds AWS minimum specifications by offering tensile strength of 78,000 psi and yield strength of approximately 65,000 psi. To minimize cracking in low temperatures, product offers Charpy V-Notch impact values of 45 lb-ft at...
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Self-Shielded Flux-Cored Wire reduces required rework.
Suited for use in field repairs, structural steel erection, construction, and ship fabrication, Fabshield XLR-8(TM) is formulated with diffusible hydrogen levels below 6.7 ml per 100g of weld deposit to ensure X-ray quality welds with optimal crack resistance. It has D designator under AWS A5.20:2005, making it usable for strict AWS D1.8 Demand Critical welds, and offers stable arc as well as...
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Aluminum Welding Wires meet AWS Specification A5.10.
Suitable for welding on heat exchangers, food manufacturing equipment, and transportation equipment, Smootharc(TM) 5356 consists of magnesium-based alloy that resists hot cracking, while Smootharc(TM) 4043 features higher level of silicon for optimal wetting action, and also resists weld cracking. Both wires are available in .030, .035, and 3/64 in. diameters on 1 lb spools or 12 and 16 lb reels....
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Metal-Cored Wires suit low alloy steel welding applications.
Available in .045-.052 in. diameters, Tri-MarkÃ-® MetalloyÃ-® Vantage(TM) D2 is suited for single pass fillet welds, and produces weld toe lines almost completely free of silicon deposits. Tri-Mark Metalloy 80D2, offered in .045, .052, and 1/16 in. diameters, is suited for multi-pass welding and can be used on multiple types of weld joints and materials. When used with higher content...
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Flux Cored Wires handle Chrome-Moly applications.
Offering creep resistance, TM-81B2 and TM-811B2 are designed for steels containing 1Ã-¼% Chrome and Ã-½% Molybdenum, while TM-91B3 and TM-911B3 match chemistry of steels with 2Ã-¼% Chrome and 1% Molybdenum. Used only with 100% CO2 shielding gas, TM-81B2 and TM-91B3 come in 1/16 and 3/32 in. diameters, and are suited for flat and horizontal positions. Models TM-811B2 and TM-911B3, used...
Read More »Wire Payout Drum minimizes welding quality defects.
Suited for automatic and robotic welding applications, eXacto-Pak(TM) is available in 400 and 600 lb drums and is specifically designed for high-volume production using .045-1/16 in. diameter metal-cored wire. In addition to providing precision payout, unit also protects wire from dirt and dust to promote contaminant-free welds. X-Pak essentially eliminates quality defects attributed to wire...
Read More »Metal-Cored Wire helps reduce welding expenditures.
Designed to promote welding quality on high-strength, low-alloy steels, gas-shielded MetalloyÃ-® Vantage(TM) D2 (AWS E90C-D2) is suited for end-users who manufacture heavy equipment or structural parts and components. Solution produces weld toe lines with minimal silicon deposits and spatter, reducing need for parts preparation and minimizing post-weld cleanup. Wire can be used for single- or...
Read More »Welding Wire suits carbon steel applications.
Intended for applications that require high impact properties, Tri-MarkÃ-® TM-770 gas-shielded flux-cored wire features tensile strength of 83,000 psi and 79 ft-lb at sub-zero temperatures down to -40Ã-
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Flux-Cored Wire produces flat bead profile.
Designed for use on A572, A36, and 572 grade steel, Tri-Mark Triple 7 gas-shielded flux-cored wire produces impact value of 34 ft-lb, and 64 ft-lb at 0-°F with 100% CO2 or mixed gases. Wire is offered in AWS classifications E71T-1C H8 for use with CO2 and E71T-1M H8 for use with Argon/CO2, and is available in diameters of .035, .045, .052, and 1/16 in. Packaging options include 10, 33, and 50 lb...
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Low Manganese Wires help meet environmental regulations.
In addition to low manganese levels, FabCOÃ-® Element 71C and 71M offer optimized out-of-position capabilities, enabling welding operators to create quality welds regardless of joint placement. Gas-shielded flux-cored wires produce low spatter levels and have fast-freezing, easy-to-remove slag. Available in diameters of 0.045, 0.052, and 1/16 in. on 33 lb fiber spools, Element 71C is...
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Stick Electrode optimizes operator control and weld quality.
Available in 1/8 or 5/32 in. diameters, Hobart 610 features concentric design, ensuring even coating along entire length and consistent arc performance. Stick electrode exceeds AWS minimum specifications by offering tensile strength of 78,000 psi and yield strength of approximately 65,000 psi. To minimize cracking in low temperatures, product offers Charpy V-Notch impact values of 45 lb-ft at...
Read More »Hobart Brothers Launches Redesigned Website
TROY, Ohio. September 15, 2011 - Hobart Brothers has launched a fully redesigned website: www.hobartbrothers.com. In addition to featuring a new look, the website has improved navigation options and product search features. Visitors can search for filler metals by American Welding Society (AWS) classification, product name, part number or brand. Or they can use one of the website's interactive...
Read More »Hobart Brothers GM Elected to Board of Directors at the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology
TROY, Ohio. May 5, 2011 - Hobart Brothers announced that Jennifer Monnin, general manager of the company's North American Tubular Wire Division, has been elected to the Board of Directors at the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology (HIWT). Monnin has held multiple leadership and management positions at Hobart Brothers and brings more than 17 years of welding industry experience to her newly...
Read More »Hobart Brothers Offers Free Electronic Newsletter for Heavy Equipment Manufacturer
TROY, Ohio. February 7, 2011 - Hobart Brothers announced it has a new electronic newsletter designed to help heavy equipment manufacturers improve their welding operations and stay up-to-date on the latest industry news. The H.E. News e-newsletter is free of charge and delivered quarterly to subscribers. It features educational articles that offer tips on improving weld quality and productivity,...
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Self-Shielded Flux-Cored Wire reduces required rework.
Suited for use in field repairs, structural steel erection, construction, and ship fabrication, Fabshield XLR-8(TM) is formulated with diffusible hydrogen levels below 6.7 ml per 100g of weld deposit to ensure X-ray quality welds with optimal crack resistance. It has D designator under AWS A5.20:2005, making it usable for strict AWS D1.8 Demand Critical welds, and offers stable arc as well as...
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Aluminum Welding Wires meet AWS Specification A5.10.
Suitable for welding on heat exchangers, food manufacturing equipment, and transportation equipment, Smootharc(TM) 5356 consists of magnesium-based alloy that resists hot cracking, while Smootharc(TM) 4043 features higher level of silicon for optimal wetting action, and also resists weld cracking. Both wires are available in .030, .035, and 3/64 in. diameters on 1 lb spools or 12 and 16 lb reels....
Read More »
Metal-Cored Wires suit low alloy steel welding applications.
Available in .045-.052 in. diameters, Tri-MarkÃ-® MetalloyÃ-® Vantage(TM) D2 is suited for single pass fillet welds, and produces weld toe lines almost completely free of silicon deposits. Tri-Mark Metalloy 80D2, offered in .045, .052, and 1/16 in. diameters, is suited for multi-pass welding and can be used on multiple types of weld joints and materials. When used with higher content...
Read More »New Low Alloy Filler Metal Catalog Available from Hobart Brothers
TROY, Ohio. November 20, 2008-As a resource to support its complete line of HobartÃ-® and Tri-MarkÃ-® brands of low alloy filler metals, Hobart Brothers now offers its new Low Alloy Product catalog. The catalog features valuable information on the company's low alloy stick electrodes and solid, flux-cored and metal-cored wires, all of which typically provide over 80,000 psi ultimate...
Read More »Hobart Brothers Expands Manufacturing Operations
TROY, Ohio, September 30, 2008 - Hobart Brothers Company is pleased to announce the expansion of its manufacturing operations into a new 65,000-square-foot facility located in Troy, Ohio. The new facility will be used to increase production capacity for the company's welding consumables. We continue to see increases in both domestic and international demand for welding consumables, and are...
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