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Value Brand 41R222 14" Stick Electrode 1/8" Wearcote 5 lb
1/8" hardfacing stick electrode for abrasion and impact resistance on carbon steel, cast iron, low-alloy steel, manganese steel, and stainless steel, achieving 56 to 58 HRC hardness
- TypeWelding Supplies
- Hardfacing extends part life with Wearcote alloy
- 56 to 58 HRC hardness resists abrasion and impact
- 14 inch length suits flat and horizontal welding
- AC and DCEN current compatibility adds flexibility
- 5 lb plastic tube protects electrodes during storage
1/8 in Wearcote Hardfacing Electrode
This 14 in stick electrode is designed for stick welding on carbon steel, cast iron, low-alloy steel, manganese steel and stainless steel. It operates with AC and DCEN current designations. The electrode comes in a 5 lb plastic tube.
Suitable Materials and Current Types
Welders working with the listed steel types using AC or DCEN polarity will find this product matches their requirements. It is not for buyers who need a different alloy type or a welding current designation not supported here.
56 to 58 HRC As-Welded Hardness
The deposited weld metal achieves a Rockwell hardness of 56 to 58 HRC in the as-welded condition. This hardness level determines if the electrode meets the abrasion and impact resistance needs of the hardfacing application.
Highlights
- Hardfacing extends part life with Wearcote alloy
- 56 to 58 HRC hardness resists abrasion and impact
- 14 inch length suits flat and horizontal welding
- AC and DCEN current compatibility adds flexibility
- 5 lb plastic tube protects electrodes during storage
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
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| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
Does the Wearcote 41R222 electrode generate much fume or heat during long welding sessions?
It is a stick electrode for SMAW hardfacing; fume and heat levels depend on your welding machine settings and ventilation, not on the rod itself.
What welding machine and accessories are needed to run these 1/8″ 14″ rods?
You need a stick welder that supports AC or DCEN output, plus a compatible electrode holder, ground clamp and personal protective equipment.
Can the 56–58 HRC Wearcote deposit be applied onto older carbon steel or cast iron parts?
Yes, the electrode is designated for carbon steel, cast iron, low-alloy steel, manganese steel and stainless steel in flat or horizontal positions.
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