Electrodes

Thoriated Tungsten Electrodes are Left in the Dust with MultiStrike®

Thoriated Tungsten Electrodes are Left in the Dust with MultiStrike®

Red tipped thoriated Tungsten Electrodes are said to contain 1.70% to 2.20% thorium. Thorium improves the quality of Tungsten Electrodes but also has a radio-toxic compound posing a risk to welders, particularly during grinding. Huntingdon Fusion Techniques HFT®’s blue-tipped MultiStrike® Tungsten Electrodes contain a mix of non-radioactive rare earth elements, eliminating the risk to health...

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Laqua pH Electrodes Used with pH Meters

Laqua pH Electrodes Used with pH Meters

HORIBA pH combination electrodes manufactured with 1-meter cable terminating in BNC connector. 3-in-1 pH glass body electrodes able to continuously monitor and compensate for temperature effects automatically. 3-in-1 pH plastic body electrodes only compatible with HORIBA pH meters.

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New Titanium Clad Copper Electrodes Features an OFHC Copper Core to Provide Uniform Current Distribution

New Titanium Clad Copper Electrodes Features an OFHC Copper Core to Provide Uniform Current Distribution

Anomet introduces corrosion-resistant conductors with high current carrying capacity that can cope with harsh environments and extreme thermal cycling. The metallurgical bonding provides high ductility, formability, and weld-ability. They are available in round, square as well as rectangular shapes. The sizes range from 0.25” wire to 0.8” to 4.0” rectangles. These clad electrodes are ideal...

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Safer and More Efficient Welding with MultiStrike®

Safer and More Efficient Welding with MultiStrike®

Many welders today are still using 2% red-tipped thoriated Tungsten Electrodes, which contain radiotoxic thoria and therefore can be dangerous to health of those exposed to it, especially in the dust format from grinding the tips. To overcome the accumulated hazardous thoria conditions, whilst maintaining a very high life expectancy for the Tungsten Electrode, blue-tipped MultiStrike® Tungsten...

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Submerged Arc Electrode is resistant to corrosion.

Submerged Arc Electrode is resistant to corrosion.

Available in 3/32, 7/64, and 1/8 in.dia, SelectWear 410NiMo-S hardsurfacing martensitic stainless steel wire produces- tough, abrasion-resistant deposit that exhibits resistance to corrosion and thermal fatigue. This tubular submerged arc welding electrode is suited for use in such hardsurfacing applications as pinch rolls, caster rolls, and idler rolls.

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Sensors aid college-level chemistry investigation.

With 600 nm filter, software, and downloadable experiments, tabletop Vernier Flash Photolysis Spectrometer is used- to demonstrate fundamental principles of chemical kinetics and photochemistry during experiments. Pressure Sensor 400, used to conduct physical and analytical chemistry experiments, measures absolute pressures from 0–400 kPa. Used to explore properties of conductivity,...

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FCAW-G Electrode is designed for shipbuilding.

FCAW-G Electrode is designed for shipbuilding.

With minimal spatter and fume generation rates,- UltraCore-® HD Marine gas-shielded, flux-cored wire electrode enables flat bead shape when welding at high deposition rates in all positions. Consumable meets such shipbuilding standards as ABS, DNV, LR, and BV and comes in 15 lb spool package that facilitates handling and fosters mobility. Along with deposition rates up to 12 lb/hr...

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AVX Achieves Full Space Qualification for Its Space-Level X7R BME MLCCs with ESCC QPL 3009/041 Status

AVX Achieves Full Space Qualification for Its Space-Level X7R BME MLCCs with ESCC QPL 3009/041 Status

Exhibiting high CV capabilities superior to those of PME MLCCs, AVX’s space-level X7R BME MLCCs enable revolutionary size, weight, component count reductions, are the first X7R BME MLCCs fully qualified for use in European American space applications FOUNTAIN INN, S.C.- — AVX Corporation, a leading manufacturer of passive components and interconnect solutions, has announced that, after...

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