Welding Rods, Wire and Electrodes
Welding Wire can be used on under-carriage components.
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Thermaclad 42 submerged arc-welding wire offers temper resistance as well as resistance to metal-to-metal frictional wear and cold deformation. It is 1/8 in. in diameter, with DC amperage range of 400 to 500 A and voltage range of 27 to 29 V. Thermaclad 42 can be used for build-up and hardfacing on rollers and idlers, and is also suitable for crane wheel and mine-car wheel applications.
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Stoody® Thermaclad 42 Features Superior Design for Use on Undercarriage Components
St. Louis - July 15, 2002 - Stoody® Thermaclad 42 submerged arc welding wire features a superior tough design for build up and overlay of undercarriage components.
With its low carbon content and increased molybdenum, Thermaclad 42 possesses an ideal combination of strength, temper resistance and insensitivity to cooling rate. Additional benefits include a resistance to metal-to-metal frictional wear and cold deformation, as well as a high compressive strength.
Thermaclad 42 can be used for both build-up and hardfacing on rollers and idlers, and is also suitable for crane wheel and mine car wheel applications. It is operational over a wide amperage range, and features a high deposition rate. Thermaclad 42 is 1/8" (3.2 mm) in diameter, with a DC amperage range of 400-500 and a voltage range of 27-29.
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.
