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SPECIAL METALS NI-ROD® 55X 1/8" Dia Welding Electrode comes in a 10 lb hermetically sealed container and features a nickel-iron core wire to produce strong welds with low residual shrinkage stresses. Electrode ideal for welding thin sections is a premium quality consumable for cast iron, providing Yes out-of-position welding capability with an ease of operation rivaling carbon steel electrode. Welding electrode has high tolerance for phosphorus and other contaminants in the base metal, so high strength, good ductile welds can be made in low-grade cast irons. It can be used for joining gray iron, ductile iron, compacted graphite iron, malleable iron and various alloyed irons.
Features
NI-ROD® 55X welding electrode is a premium quality consumable for cast iron, offering Yes out of position welding capability with an ease of operation rivaling carbon steel electrodes
Nickel-iron core wire to produce strong welds with low residual shrinkage stresses
Well suited for welding thin sections
High tolerance for phosphorus and other contaminants in the base metal, so high strength, good ductile welds can be made in low-grade cast irons
Excellent operability for groove and fillet welding in the down hand position and the smaller diameter electrodes are also suitable for all position welding
Specifications
ASME III (NCA3800, NB2400)
Applications
Joining and overlaying
Using SMAW welding process
Caution
Keep your head out of the fumes
Use enough ventilation, exhaust at the arc, or both, to keep fumes and gases from your breathing zone and the general area
