
When you are called to repair a chemical tank or fabricate piping for a pollution control system, you need a filler metal that can handle the heat and the chemistry. Our ERNiCrMo-4 (Alloy C-276) TIG rod is the go-to solution for welders working with Hastelloy C-276 and other high-performance nickel alloys. This 1/16" rod is perfect for intricate TIG work, allowing for a stable arc and a controllable puddle that wets out smoothly, despite the sluggish nature of nickel alloys.
Welding nickel alloys requires cleanliness and precision. This rod is manufactured to strict tolerances to ensure a clean surface finish right out of the tube, reducing the risk of porosity in your weld bead. The C-276 chemistry is legendary for its ability to survive in "nasty" stuff—wet chlorine, hypochlorites, and sulfuric acid. If you are welding dissimilar metals, like joining a stainless flange to a carbon steel pipe in a corrosive environment, this rod acts as a fantastic buffer, preventing cracking and maintaining the integrity of the joint.
For best results, ensure your base metal is impeccably clean and use 100% Argon shielding gas. The 36-inch length is standard for manual feeding, giving you enough reach without being unwieldy. Whether you are doing maintenance repair operations (MRO) in a pulp and paper mill or fabricating custom vessels for waste treatment, keeping a tube of ERNiCrMo-4 in your shop ensures you are ready for the toughest corrosion challenges.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Josef |
| Diameter:1.6 mm |
| Grade:Nickel Chrome |
| Packaging:10 lb Tube |
| Weld Process:TIG (GTAW) |
| Polarity:DC |
| AWS Classification:ERNiCrMo-4 |
| Material Composition:Nickel-Molybdenum-Chromium-Tungsten |
| Rod Length:36 inches |
| Shielding Gas:100% Argon |
| Tensile Strength:100,000 psi (approx) |
| Common Name:Hastelloy C-276 |
| Item:Welding Rod |
| Packaging Description:10lb tube |
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