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Weldcraft 2% Ceriated Tungsten Electrodes 3/32" (10-Pack) - Gray

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OVERVIEW

Reliable Arc Stability with Miller Weldcraft Ceriated Tungsten

Welders Supply is proud to offer the Miller Weldcraft WC332X7 2% Ceriated Tungsten Electrodes, a top-tier solution for welders demanding consistency and durability. These 3/32-inch electrodes are engineered to handle the rigors of industrial TIG welding while providing the finesse needed for intricate detail work. The 2% ceriated formula (EWCe-2) is widely recognized as the best all-around alternative to thoriated tungsten, offering similar performance characteristics without the radioactive hazard. This makes them an excellent upgrade for shops looking to improve safety standards without sacrificing weld quality.

The WC332X7 electrodes excel in arc starting and re-ignition, particularly in low-current applications. This makes them the go-to choice for fabricating small parts, thin-walled tubing, and delicate repairs where excessive heat could cause warping or burn-through. They are compatible with both AC and DC welding outputs, providing flexibility for welders who switch between materials like aluminum, magnesium, and stainless steel. In DC welding, the ceriated tungsten holds a sharp point well, delivering a focused arc that penetrates deeply and cleanly. In AC processes, it provides a stable arc that helps produce aesthetically pleasing weld beads.

Durability is a key advantage of the Weldcraft brand. These electrodes exhibit a low erosion rate, meaning they last longer than pure tungsten and require less frequent sharpening. This efficiency translates to cost savings and less interruption during long welding passes. Whether you are using an advanced inverter machine or an older transformer unit, these electrodes deliver consistent results. The 10-pack quantity ensures you are well-stocked for any job, from automotive restoration to aerospace component fabrication. Trust in the quality of Miller Weldcraft consumables to deliver superior conductivity and arc control every time you strike an arc.

Additional Information
Brand:Weldcraft
Tungsten Type:2% Ceriated
Diameter:2.5mm (3/32")
Packaging Description:10 in a pack (10-in-a-pack)
Used To Weld:Steel or Stainless or Aluminum
AWS Classification:EWCe-2
Color Code:Gray
Length:7 in
Material Composition:97.3% Tungsten, 1.8-2.2% Cerium Oxide
Current Type:AC, DC

INCLUDED

  • 10 x Weldcraft 2% Ceriated Tungsten Electrodes (3/32" x 7")

APPLICATIONS

  • Orbital tube and pipe welding
  • Thin sheet metal fabrication
  • Petrochemical and power generation piping
  • Aerospace component manufacturing
  • Automotive exhaust and intake systems
  • Maintenance and repair of stainless steel and nickel alloys
  • Precision DC TIG welding on small parts

FAQ

Ceriated tungsten contains cerium oxide and is non-radioactive, whereas thoriated tungsten contains radioactive thorium. Ceriated tungsten offers similar performance, especially at low amperages, making it a safer alternative.

Yes, 2% Ceriated tungsten can be used for AC welding of aluminum, although it is primarily known for its excellent performance in DC welding of steels and stainless steels.

Generally, ceriated tungsten is used with a sharpened point for DC and can be used with a sharpened or slightly blunted tip for AC inverters. It does not ball up as easily as pure tungsten.

Yes, Weldcraft 2% Ceriated tungsten is excellent for use with modern inverter power sources as well as older transformer machines.

It is suitable for welding carbon steel, stainless steel, nickel alloys, titanium, and copper alloys. It is versatile for both ferrous and non-ferrous metals.

The WC332X7 package contains 10 individual tungsten electrodes.

The industry standard color code for 2% Ceriated tungsten is Gray (formerly Orange in some regions, but Gray is the current AWS standard).

The cerium oxide additive allows the electrode to start the arc very easily at low currents, making it ideal for thin metals and delicate work.
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