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S541044-033 - Hobart Hardalloy 148 Hardfacing Stick Electrode 1/8in 10lb Can

Packaging: 30lb can
$35.44/lb

Package Price:

$1,063.20/30lb can

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OVERVIEW

Extend Equipment Life with Superior Hardfacing

When your heavy equipment takes a beating, the Hobart Hardalloy 148 is the hardfacing stick electrode you need to keep your operation running. Designed for the tough demands of the construction and mining industries, this electrode is your first line of defense against the brutal combination of impact and metal-to-metal friction. Whether you are repairing gyratory crusher mantles, rebuilding ingot tongs, or resurfacing mill guides, the Hardalloy 148 provides a durable armor that extends the service life of your most critical parts.

Built for Heat and Impact

Standard welding rods can't handle the extreme conditions of heavy industry. The Hardalloy 148 is different. It deposits a specialized alloy that doesn't just resist wear at room temperature—it keeps fighting even when things get hot. With the ability to retain its hardness at temperatures up to 1200°F, this electrode is perfect for parts that operate under high thermal stress. It excels in applications where parts are banging together or sliding against each other, providing a tough, impact-resistant surface that resists cracking.

Easy Application in the Shop or Field

Versatility is key when you are out on a job site. That is why Hobart engineered the Hardalloy 148 to run smoothly on both AC and DCEP currents. You don't need a specialized power source to get a high-quality hardfacing deposit. It is designed for flat and horizontal welding, allowing you to lay down smooth, consistent beads with ease. You can build up worn surfaces with up to three layers of deposit, restoring your equipment to its original dimensions and protecting it from future wear.

Reliable Storage

Moisture is the enemy of quality welds. This 10-pound pack comes in a hermetically sealed can, guaranteeing that your electrodes are factory-fresh and ready to burn the moment you pop the lid. No more worrying about porosity or poor arc starts caused by damp flux. With Hobart Hardalloy 148, you get consistent performance and superior protection for your valuable machinery.

Additional Information
Diameter:3.2mm (1/8")
Packaging:10 lb Tube
Packaging Description:10 lb can (10-lb-can)
Grade:Hardfacing
Weld Process:Stick (SMAW)
Polarity:AC/DCEP
Position:Flat/Horizontal
Alloy Type:High Carbon-Chromium Austenitic plus Carbide
Layer Limit:3 Layers Maximum
Temperature Resistance:Up to 1200°F
Primary Wear Type:Metal-to-Metal Friction, Light Abrasion, Impact
Package Type:Hermetically Sealed Can

INCLUDED

  • 10 lb (4.5 kg) Hermetically Sealed Can of Hardalloy 148 Stick Electrodes (1/8 inch diameter)

APPLICATIONS

  • Gyratory Crusher Mantles and Cones
  • Ingot Tongs
  • Mill Guides
  • Pulleys
  • Slurry Mixer Paddles
  • Construction Equipment Wear Parts
  • Metal-to-Metal Sliding Surfaces

FAQ

It is best suited for overlaying surfaces subjected to light abrasion accompanied by impact and metal-to-metal frictional wear.

The deposit retains its hardness and wear resistance at temperatures up to 1200 degrees F.

The manufacturer recommends a maximum of 3 layers for this hardfacing electrode.

Hardalloy 148 can be used with either DCEP (Direct Current Electrode Positive) or AC (Alternating Current).

This electrode is designed for use in the Flat and Horizontal positions.

No, Hardalloy 148 does not have a specific AWS classification; it is a proprietary hardfacing alloy.

These are 1/8 inch (3.2 mm) diameter electrodes.

It is widely used in the construction and mining industries for repairing crushers, pulleys, and guides.

CATALOGUE & SPEC SHEETS

Spec Sheet
Safety Data Sheet