
Experience the "Gold Standard" in TIG welding with CK Worldwide's 1.5% Lanthanated Tungsten Electrodes. If you are looking for a high-quality alternative to the old 2% Thoriated red tungsten, the T1167GL is your answer. These gold-tipped electrodes are formulated to give you the best of both worlds: the easy starting and stability you love, without the radioactive hazards. Whether you are a hobbyist working on a custom car project or a professional pipe welder, these electrodes deliver consistent results that help you lay down perfect beads every time.
One of the standout features of the 1.5% Lanthanated tungsten is its incredible durability. It holds a point exceptionally well, resisting the tip wear that often plagues other tungsten types during high-amperage use. This means you spend more time welding and less time walking back to the grinder. The 1/16-inch diameter is perfect for precision work on thinner materials, offering a focused arc that is easy to control. It performs beautifully on stainless steel, carbon steel, and even exotic materials like titanium and copper alloys, making it a versatile addition to any welder's toolkit.
Optimized for DC welding, these electrodes work seamlessly with modern inverter machines as well as older transformer power sources. They are known for having a wide amperage range and virtually no spitting, which helps keep your welds clean and free of defects. The 1.5% Lanthanated formula also provides excellent re-ignition properties, so if you need to stop and reposition, getting the arc going again is instant and smooth. Sold in a convenient 10-pack, these 7-inch electrodes ensure you are stocked up for your next big job.
Why Welders Choose Gold Lanthanated:
| Additional Information |
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| Diameter:1.6mm (1/16") |
| Tungsten Type:1.5% Lanthanated |
| Packaging Description:10 pcs in a pack (10-pcs-in-a-pack) |
| Used To Weld:Steel and Stainless |
| Color Code:Gold |
| Length:7 in |
| Standard:EWLa-1.5, WL15 |
| Material Composition:1.5% Lanthanated Tungsten |
| Current Type:DC, AC |
| Used To Weld?:Steel or Stainless or Aluminum |