Tungsten Carbide Wires withstand earth moving applications.
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Stoody® 130 semi-automatic open arc wire resists metal to earth wear and works on carbon or low alloy steel. This makes it suitable for welding scoop lids and teeth, pug mill knives, cultivator chisels, Raymond mill plows, and tillage tools. Wire is available in 0.062 in. dia with ranges of 90-120 A and 18-24 V, and wire extension of 1/4 in., and in 7/64 in. dia with ranges of 120-150 A and 18-24 V, and wire extension of 1/2 in.
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Stoody® 130 Tungsten Carbide Wires Withstand Wear and Tear of Earth Moving Applications
St. Louis - July 1, 2002 - Stoody® 130 semi-automatic open arc wire is a low cost tungsten carbide wire which provides excellent metal to earth wear resistance.
Stoody 130's excellent abrasion resistance is due to the product's Borium® particles exhibiting a hardness rating of 9.9 on Moh's scale. It is easily applied to carbon or low alloy steel, and is suited for applications including scoop lids and teeth, pug mill knives, cultivator chisels, Raymond mill plows, and a variety of tillage tools.
The tungsten carbide wire is available in a .062" (1.6mm) diameter as well as a 7/64" (2.8mm) diameter. The .062" diameter wire has an amperage range of 90-120, a voltage range of 18-24, and a wire extension of 1/4". The 7/64" diameter wire has an amperage range of 120-150, a voltage range of 18-24, and a wire extension of 1/2". Neither requires shielding gas.
Stoody is a division of Thermadyne Industries, a global welding and cutting products company with headquarters in St. Louis, Mo. The company is comprised of long-standing market leading companies representing many of the most respected names in the welding and metal fabricating industry. For more information, visit the Stoody web site at www.stoody.com, or call Joe Hirscher at 314-746-2135.
