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Supra welding electrodes

WELDELTRD-E6012-SUPRA-3,2X350-4,8KG

Art.-no. 9501007450

EAN 5945700004345

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Supra welding electrodes

Art.-no. 9501007450

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High-quality rutile-coated welding electrode for unalloyed steels. Excellent strikeability, making it easy even for beginners to weld with. Also suitable for contaminated surfaces.

Supra welding electrodes are rutile-coated repair and general-purpose electrodes suitable for unalloyed steels. Their excellent strikeability makes welding smooth and efficient, and they are also suitable for beginners. The welding electrodes work in all welding positions, including vertical down. They are not sensitive to impurities – making them suitable also for welding painted and rusty surfaces. A recommended choice when there is a need to bridge large gaps. Also suitable for welding structural steel. The welding electrodes are compatible with all stick welding machines and can be used with both AC and DC current types; note that the electrode holder must be connected to the negative terminal.



  • Rutile-coated repair and general-purpose electrode for unalloyed steels

  • Excellent strikeability

  • All welding positions, including vertical down

  • Excellent for painted and rusty surfaces

  • Recommended when there are large gaps to fill

  • Also suitable for structural steel

  • Suitable for all electrode welding machines

  • Current type AC/DC electrode -
Proof of Performance
  • AWS A5.1-91 E6012

  • EN 499-94 E38 0 RC 11
Application area
  • AWS A5.1-91 E6012

  • EN 499-94 E38 0 RC 11
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