Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Based Hardfacing Alloys: Cobalt & Nickel
Based Hardfacing Alloys: Cobalt & Nickel
Based Hardfacing Alloys: Cobalt & Nickel
Stoody.com
Cobalt & nickel-based RODS, ELECTRODES AND WIRE
Stoody.com
2
table of contents
application reference
Base Metals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Preheating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Deposition Methods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Applications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Coated Electrodes
& Bare Rods
STOODITE 12 - Bare & Coated
Products marked by the n symbol are typically stocked items. All others manufactured upon customer request - may require a minimum
quantity and/or may be subject to production lead time. Contact customer care or your sales representative with any questions.
Stoody.com
6
coated electrodes and bare rods
Coated Electrodes
& Bare Rods
Stoody 60 - Bare
Stoody 60 has the same basic properties as Stoody Typical Chemical Compostition:
50 but is somewhat harder and more wear resistant. Alloy Content: ................................... B 3.0, C 0.75, Cr 15, Fe 4.0, Si 4.0
Nickel Base
Welding Procedures/Characteristics: Weldability
is the same as Stoody 50 but the deposits are much Average Hardness, Rockwell C:
harder and are therefore much more prone to cracking. Tungsten Arc, Two Layer Deposit:....................................................57 HRC
Generally grind finish; not machinable. Oxy Acetylene, One Layer Deposit:..................................................56 HRC
Stoody C - Coated
Stoody C coated electrodes are nickel-based Typical Chemical Compostition:
electrodes with an alloy coating for DC reverse Alloy Content: .................................................. C 0.1, Cr 17, Fe 6.0, Mo 17
electric arc applications. Resistant to high heat and Nickel Base
corrosion accompanied by abrasion and/or impact. Average Hardness, Rockwell C:
It retains hardness up to 1200F (650C) and has Shielded Metal Arc, Two Layer Deposit HBN 96
low frictional properties. (37 HRC Work Hardened)
Welding Procedures/Characteristics: DC reverse
polarity is recommended; AC and DC straight polarity Note: Deposit will work and age harden in service to 35-40 HRC with
are not advisable. Use a reasonable low current, minimum deformation.
consistent with good weldability, to minimize
penetration and dilution. Hold a very short arc. Amperage
Part Number Packaging Dimensions Length
DC+
Two or three-layer deposits are recommended for
maximum effectiveness. Normal preheating and STOODY C - coated
11848400 5 lb VacPak (2.26 kg) 3/32" (2.4 mm) 9" (23 cm) 55 100
post heating requirements should be observed,
depending on type of base metal. Slag removal is 11412800 10 lb VacPak (4.5 kg) 1/8" (3.2 mm) 14" (35.6 cm) 80 120
easy. Deposits are dense, smooth and resistant to 10245700 10 lb VacPak (4.5 kg) 5/32" (4.0 mm) 14" (35.6 cm) 110 150
high temperature deformation and corrosive agents. 10245900 10 lb VacPak (4.5 kg) 3/16" (4.8 mm) 14" (35.6 cm) 130 170
Although extremely tough, deposits are readily
machinable with high speed or cemented carbide
tools. Not recommended for joining.
Applications: Tong Bits, Bleeder Valves,
Hot Shear Blades
Products marked by the n symbol are typically stocked items. All others manufactured upon customer request - may require a minimum
quantity and/or may be subject to production lead time. Contact customer care or your sales representative with any questions.
Part Shielding
Packaging Wire
interpass temperatures and cooling rates. Special Number Gas Wire Ext. Amps Volts
power supplies (i.e. pulsed arc, etc.) can be used to STOODITE 6-M
reduce penetration and base metal dilution. Crack n 810722182045 25 lb WB, LLW .045" Argon 1/2"-5/8" 180-200 25-27
11.3 kg (1.2 mm) (13-16 mm)
free deposits up to 2 layers.
n 810722182062 25 lb WB, LLW 1/16" Argon 5/8"-3/4" 280-300 26-28
Applications: Flights of Extrusion Screws, Sinker Roll 11.3 kg (1.6 mm) (16-19 mm)
Bushings in Steel Mill, Soaking Pit Tong Bit, Shafts Certification to AWS A5.21 ERCCoCr-A
Can be certified to AWS specifications. Must be
requested at time of order. STOODITE 6-O
810642184094 50 lb Coil 3/32" Open-arc 3/4"-1" 340-360 26-28
22.6 kg (2.4 mm) (19-25 mm)
Certification to AWS A5.21 ERCCoCr-A
STOODITE 12-M
STOODITE 12-M is an alloy cored wire for GMAW Nominal Compostition:
applications. The composition differs from the bare Alloy Content (Chromium, Tungsten, Iron, Carbon,
rod slightly in the silicon, manganese and iron levels Manganese, Silicon, Nickel, Molybdenum)
in that they are higher. It is more wear resistant than Cobalt Base
6 (contains a higher volume of carbides) but with Typical Mechanical Properties:
lower impact strengths. 1 Layer......................................................................................... 39-41 HRC
Welding Procedures/Characteristics: A gas 2 Layers....................................................................................... 44-45 HRC
metal arc wire (DCEP) requiring strict adherence
to correct preheat, interpass temperatures and Part Shielding Welding Parameters
Packaging Wire
Number Gas Wire Ext. Amps Volts
controlled cooling rates in mandatory to insure
crack free deposits. It is more crack-sensitive STOODITE 12-M
than Stoodite 6. 11927400 25 lb WB, LLW .045" Argon 1/2" - 5/8" 180-200 25-27
11.3 kg (1.2 mm) (13-16 mm)
Applications: Valve Parts, Pump Parts, Tips of 811222182062 25 lb WB, LLW 1/16" Argon 5/8"-3/4" 280-300 23-27
Aircraft Turbine Blades, Chain Saw Bars, Saw teeth, 11.3 kg (1.6 mm) (16-19 mm)
Carpet Knives, Cutter Rolls, Bar Mill Twist Rolls Certification to AWS A5.21 ERCCoCr-B
Can be certified to AWS specifications. Must be
requested at time of order.
Stoody.com
8
Open arc and gas shielded wires
STOODITE 1-M
STOODITE 21-M
STOODITE 21-M is a continuous alloy cored wire for Nominal Compostition:
GMAW applications with excellent high temperature Alloy Content (Chromium, Molybdenum, Iron, Nickel,
strength making it suitable for use on hot die parts. Manganese, Silicon, Carbon, Tungsten)
The deposits are inherently resistant to galling, Cobalt Base
cavitation erosion, and corrosion. Abrasion resistance
Typical Mechanical Properties:
is lower than the other wires but its impact strength
1 Layer......................................................................................... 16-19 HRC
at high temperatures, anti-galling properties and
2 Layers....................................................................................... 22-26 HRC
corrosion resistance are outstanding.
Work Hardened........................................................................... 40-45 HRC
Welding Procedures/Characteristics: A gas metal
arc wire (DCEP) requiring proper preheat, interpass Welding Parameters
Part Shielding
temperatures and controlled cooling to minimize or Packaging Wire
Number Gas Wire Ext. Amps Volts
produce a crack free deposit.
STOODITE 21-M
Applications: Fluid Valve Seats, Tube Mill Piercing n 812122182045 25 lb WB, LLW .045" Argon 1/2"-5/8" 180-200 25-27
Plugs, Hot Shears, Erosion Shields, Forging Dies 11.3 kg (1.2 mm) (13-16 mm)
n 812122182062 25 lb WB, LLW 1/16" Argon 5/8"-3/4" 280-300 26-28
Can be certified to AWS specifications. Must be 11.3 kg (1.6 mm) (16-19 mm)
requested at time of order.
Certification to AWS A5.21 ERCCoCr-E
Products marked by the n symbol are typically stocked items. All others manufactured upon customer request - may require a minimum
quantity and/or may be subject to production lead time. Contact customer care or your sales representative with any questions.
Stoody 60-M
Stoody 60-M semi-automatic wire is a tubular Nominal Compostition:
nickel-based hardfacing wire with a nominal hardness Alloy Content (Carbon, Chromium, Iron, Silicon, Boron,
of HRC 60. It flows easily onto base metals and Manganese)
yields smooth deposits. Deposits maintain a high Nickel Base
level of hardness up to 1200F (650C) and resist Typical Mechanical Properties:
galling, pitting, and corrosion in addition to abrasion. Abrasion Resistance ...................................................................... Excellent
It can be deposited on low and medium carbon Impact Resistance....................................................................................Fair
steels, stainless steels, and cast irons. Corrosion Resistance............................................................................Good
GAS shielded Wires
Stoody C-M
Stoody C-M is a fabricated alloy cored wire for Nominal Compostition:
automatic/semi-automatic welding that produces Alloy Content (Molybdenum, Chromium, Iron, Silicon,
a deposit resistant to high heat and corrosion Manganese, Carbon)
accompanied by abrasion and/or impact. It has Nickel Base
good hardness up to 1200F (650C). It is
Typical Mechanical Properties:
machinable but workhardens.
Deposit hardness (2-Layer):
Welding Procedures/Characteristics: An automatic/ As deposited..................................................................................... 95 HRB
semi-automatic wire (DCEP) that can be applied in Work Hardened.................................................................................35 HRC
multiple layers.
Part Shielding Welding Parameters
Applications: Hot Forge Dies, Hot Shear Blades, Packaging Wire
Number Gas Wire Ext. Amps Volts
Forging Hammer Dies, Mill Guided, Shafts
STOODY C-M
827322282062 25 lb PP 1/16" Argon 3/4" 280-310 26-28
11.3 kg (1.6 mm) (19 mm)
Stoody.com
10
Submerged arc wires
STOODITE 6-S
STOODITE 6-S is the most widely used cobalt Nominal Compostition:
alloy having excellent resistance to many forms of Alloy Content (Chromium, Tungsten, Iron, Carbon,
mechanical and chemical degradation over a wide Manganese, Silicon, Nickel, Molybdenum)
temperature range. Particular attributes are its Cobalt Base
outstanding self mated anti-galling properties,
Typical Mechanical Properties:
high temperature hardness and high resistance
1 Layer......................................................................................... 27-33 HRC
to cavitation erosion.
2 Layers....................................................................................... 36-39 HRC
Welding Procedures/Characteristics: A sub arc wire
(DCEP) requiring proper preheat, controlled interpass Part Welding Parameters
temperatures and cooling rates. Crack free deposits Packaging Wire Flux
Number Wire Ext. Amps Volts
up to 2 layers. STOODITE 6-S
Applications: Flights of Extrusion Screws, Sinker Roll 810602184094 50 lb Coil 3/32" R-20 1"-114" 250-450 25-33
Bushings in Steel Mill, Soaking Pit Tong Bit, Shafts 22.6 kg (2.4 mm) (25-32 mm)
Certification to AWS A5.21 ERCCoCr-A
Can be certified to AWS specifications. Must be
requested at time of order.
STOODITE 12-S
SUBMERGED
Arc Wires
carbides because of the carbon content producing Alloy Content (Chromium, Tungsten, Iron, Carbon, Silicon
excellent resistance to abrasion with some sacrifice Manganese, Molybdenum, Nickel)
in toughness. The manganese, silicon, and iron Cobalt Base
levels are somewhat higher than the other wires. Typical Mechanical Properties:
Welding Procedures/Characteristics: A SAW 1 Layer......................................................................................... 39-41 HRC
(DCEP) requiring strict adherence to correct preheat, 2 Layers....................................................................................... 44-45 HRC
interpass temperatures and controlled cooling rates
to insure crack free deposits. It is more crack- Part Welding Parameters
Packaging Wire Flux
Number Wire Ext. Amps Volts
sensitive than STOODITE 6.
STOODITE 12-S
Applications: Valve Parts, Pump Parts, Tips of 811212184094 50 lb Coil 3/32" R-20 1"-114" 250-450 25-33
Aircraft Turbine Blades, Chain Saw Bars, Saw Teeth, 22.6 kg (2.4 mm) (25-32 mm)
Carpet Knives, Cutter Rolls, Bar Mill Twist Rolls Certification to AWS A5.21 ERCCoCr-B
Can be certified to AWS specifications. Must be
requested at time of order.
Products marked by the n symbol are typically stocked items. All others manufactured upon customer request - may require a minimum
quantity and/or may be subject to production lead time. Contact customer care or your sales representative with any questions.
STOODITE 21-S
STOODITE 21-S is an alloy cored wire for SAW Nominal Compostition:
with excellent high temperature strength making it Alloy Content (Chromium, Molybdenum, Iron, Nickel,
suitable for use on hot die parts. The deposits are Manganese, Silicon, Carbon, Tungsten)
inherently resistant to galling, cavitation erosion, Cobalt Base
and corrosion. Abrasion resistance is lower than Typical Mechanical Properties:
the other wires but its impact strength at high 1 Layer......................................................................................... 16-19 HRC
temperatures, anti-galling properties and corrosion 2 Layers....................................................................................... 22-26 HRC
resistance are outstanding. Work Hardened........................................................................... 40-45 HRC
Welding Procedures/Characteristics: A SAW
(DCEP) requiring proper preheat, interpass Part Welding Parameters
Packaging Wire Flux
Number Wire Ext. Amps Volts
temperatures and controlled cooling to minimize
or to produce a crack free deposit. STOODITE 21-S
812102184094 50 lb Coil 3/32" R-20 1"-114" 250-450 25-33
Applications: Fluid Valve Seats, Tube Mill Piercing 22.6 kg (2.4 mm) (25-32 mm)
Plugs, Hot Shears, Erosion Shields, Forging Dies Certification to AWS A5.21 ERCCoCr-E
Can be certified to AWS specifications. Must be
requested at time of order.
Stoody C-S
SUBMERGED
Arc Wires
Stoody C-S is an alloy cored wire for SAW that Nominal Compostition:
produces a deposit resistant to high heat and Alloy Content (Molybdenum, Chromium, Iron, Silicon,
corrosion accompanied by abrasion and/or impact. Manganese, Carbon)
It has good hardness up to 1200F (650C). It is Nickel Base
machinable but workhardens. Typical Mechanical Properties:
Welding Procedures/Characteristics: An SAW Deposit hardness (2-Layer):
wire for DCEP welding that can be applied in As deposited.....................................................................................35 HRC
multiple layers. Work Hardened.................................................................................40 HRC
Applications: Hot Forge Dies, Hot Shear Blades, Part Welding Parameters
Forging Hammer Dies, Mill Guided, Shafts Packaging Wire Flux
Number Wire Ext. Amps Volts
Can be certified to AWS specifications. Must be STOODY C-S
requested at time of order. 827322284094 50 lb PP 3/32" R-20 1"-114" 250-300 24-30
22.6 kg (2.4 mm) (25-32 mm)
11930600 500 lb POP 3/32" R-20 1"-114" 250-300 24-30
226.8 kg (2.4 mm) (25-32 mm)
11877100 500 lb POP 1/8" R-20 114"-112" 350-400 28-30
226.8 kg (3.2 mm) (32-38 mm)
Certification to AWS A5.21 ERCNiCrMo-5A
Stoody.com
12
Comparative data
Comparative data
** Pins machined from undiluted GTA weld metal.
STOODITE 1 8 2.5 x 10 -4
52 16.2 x 10 -4
STOODITE 6 29 6.2 x 10 -4
64 13.0 x 10 -4
STOODITE 12 12 2.7 x 10 -4
57 14.1 x 10 -4
STOODITE 21 86 12.2 x 10 -4
Stoody 50 18 5 x 10 -4
12 3.0 x 10 -4 Load
Stoody 60 12 5 x 10 -4
11 3.0 x 10 -4
* T ested for 2000 revolutions at a load of 30 lb (13.6 kg) using a 9 inch (229 mm) diameter
rubber wheel and dry sand.
** T
he wear coefficient (K) was KPL
Wheel Test Specimen
calculated using the equation: V = h where V = Wear volume (mm ); 3 (Forced against rotating wheel)
P = Load (kg);
L = Sliding distance (mm);
h = Diamond pyramid hardness
STOODITE 1 G S E E
STOODITE 6 E E U E E
STOODITE 12 G E E E E
STOODITE 21 E E E E E
Stoody 50 U S U U
Stoody 60 U G U U
Stoody C E E S E
* Five-24 hour test periods. Determined in laboratory tests. It is recommended that samples be tested under actual plant conditions.
Stoody.com
14
application reference - base metals
ALLOY easily
Low & Medium Carbon Steels Can be hardfaced by all welding processes with excellent results. Preheating and post-heating
(up to 0.40 % C) not generally required except with large masses of metal and where cracking must be avoided.
Higher Carbon Steels Can be hardfaced by all welding processes. Preheating and post-heating advisable in many
(0.40 % C and above) cases. Stress relief is highly beneficial. Parts heat-treated to high hardness should be annealed
before hardfacing.
Low Alloy Steels Can be hardfaced by all welding processes. Use same procedure as for straight carbon steels
of similar carbon content. These steels have good strength and provide excellent support for
hardfacing deposits.
Nickel Oxyacetylene and tungsten inert gas arc processes preferred. Avoid overheating of base metal
to prevent porosity and dilution of the weld deposit. The non-ferrous, hardfacing alloys are
preferred in applications involving corrosion.
Monel Should be preheated before hardfacing (approximately 1200F) and stress relieved afterward.
Chrome Nickel Stainless Steels Can be hardfaced by all welding processes. Oxyacetylene produces undiluted deposits.
(Excluding free machining or Reduce excess acetylene flame when corrosion resistance of base metal is an important factor.
titanium bearing grades)
Type 347 Stainless Steel Can be hardfaced by all welding processes. Oxyacetylene produces undiluted deposits.
Reduce excess acetylene flame when corrosion resistance of base metal is an important factor.
Better suited for corrosion resistance than unstabilized types.
11-14 % Manganese Steel Use arc welding only. Keep base metal cool by skip welding. Deposit short beads.
Peening is highly beneficial with manganese steel electrodes.
Cast Iron Oxyacetylene - Preferred on small parts. Preheat, post heat and slow cool will minimize
cracking tendencies. Lower melting hardfacing alloys like Stoody 50 and Stoody 60 will tend
to show lower dilution.
Type 321 Stainless Steel Inert gas arc process preferred. Oxyacetylene deposits tend to be porous. Avoid overheating
base metals. Substitute type 347 is possible.
Straight Chrome Stainless Steel Can be hardfaced by all welding processes. Careful attention to preheat and interpass
Type 400 temperature required. Special cooling procedure essential to obtain crack free deposits.
Heat treated parts should be annealed before hardfacing.
Tool & Die Steels - Can be hardfaced by all welding processes. Heat treated parts should in most cases be
Water Hardening Types W1, W2, W4; annealed before hardfacing. Careful attention to preheat, interpass, and post heating
Oil Hardening Types O1, L2, L7; temperatures are essential. Controlled cooling required. Stress relief is highly beneficial.
Air Hardening Types A2; Heat treatment of base metal after hardfacing is sometimes desirable.
Application
Reference
Preheating the part being fabricated may be necessary to prevent cracks in the base metal. The amount of preheat
depends upon the carbon content and the alloy of the base metal. Higher carbon metals require higher preheat.
The temperatures recommended in the chart are minimum for each base metal. Preheating the part being hardfaced
may also be necessary to prevent cracks in the deposit.
High Chromium Nickel Stainless Steels Usually Not Required. But May be
Up to .10
(3xx Type) Desirable to Remove Chill
application
* When welding outdoors in extremely cold weather, 11% - 13% manganese steel parts should be warmed to
reference
100 - 200F (38 - 93C). Under normal conditions 11% - 13% manganese steel should not be preheated and
welding temperatures over 500F (260C) should be avoided for prolonged periods.
Stoody.com
16
application reference - Deposition methods
3X
X
U.S. Customer Care: 800-426-1888 Canada Customer Care: 905-827-4515
International Customer Care: 940-381-1212
17
applicationS
Because of their unique properties, cobalt and nickel-based alloys are applicable in a number of industries.
Some of the more important or more frequent applications for these alloys are provided below.
Aircraft rubber
Turbine blade tipping Heat, erosion Stoodite 12 Mixer rotors, bodies, Heat, abrasion,
Stoodite 1, Stoodite 6
Moderate impact, tip sides corrosion, erosion
Arresting hooks Stoody 60 Fly and dead knives Abrasion Stoodite 12
metal to metal wear
Agriculture shipbuilding
Moderate to severe Bearings, bushes for
Cultivator sweeps Stoody 60
abrasion rudder stocks, rudders,
Adhesive wear,
Moderate to severe stabilizers, hydro- Stoodite 6
Discs, plows Stoody 50, Stoody 60 abrasion, corrosion
abrasion planes, associated
Moderate to severe steering gear
Ensilage cutter bars Stoody 50, Stoody 60
abrasion steel
Corn planter runners Moderate abrasion, impact Stoody 50 High temperature,
Charging rams,
Lister shares Severe abrasion Stoody 60 impact, metal to Stoody C
open hearth
metal wear
Chemical & Petrochemical
Valves - seats, discs, Erosion, abrasion, Stoodite 1, Stoodite 6, Couplers, box, Impact, metal to
Stoody C
gates adhesive wear Stoodite 12 bar mill metal wear
Pumps - impeller & casing, Erosion, cavitation, Stoodite 1, Stoodite 6, Draw blocks, Severe metal to
Stoody 50, Stoody 60
rings, drums, shafts, abrasion, corrosion, heat, Stoodite 12, Stoodite 21, wire drawing metal wear
rotors, seals, sleeves adhesive wear Stoody 60 Guide rolls, vertical High temperature,
Stoody C
Agitators - bearings, Abrasion, corrosion, heat, bar roll metal to metal wear
Stoodite 6 Heat, abrasion, thermal
& paddles adhesive wear Blast furnace bells,
Screws - conveyors Abrasion, corrosion, heat, shock, adhesive wear, Stoody C, Stoodite 12
Stoody 60 scale breaker rolls
& extruders adhesive wear, erosion corrosion
Corrosion, moderate Tube mill - piercing Heat, erosion, adhesive
Rotary plastic cutters Stoody 60 Stoodite 6, Stoodite 21
impact, abrasion plugs wear, thermal shock
Heat, abrasion, thermal Stoodite 1, Stoodite 6,
Pipe elbows Erosion, corrosion Stoody 60 Soaking pit - tong bits
shock Stoodite 12, Stoody C
cutting Bar mill - twist and Impact, heat, adhesive
Ahesive wear, heat, Stoodite 12
Chain saw bars Stoodite 6, Stoodite 12 guide rolls wear, thermal shock
thermal shock Heat, adhesive wear, Stoodite 6, Stoodite 21,
Scraper knives Abrasion, corrosion Stoodite 6, Stoodite 12 Hot shears
thermal shock Stoody C
Adhesive wear, heat, Corrosion, adhesive
Saw tipping Stoodite 12 Galvanizing rolls Stoodite 6
thermal shock, abrasion wear, heat
Heat, corrosion, adhesive TIMBER, PAPER, PULP
Knives - carpet, rubber Stoodite 6, Stoodite 12
wear, abrasion Abrasion, corrosion,
Tipping saw blades Stoodite 12
Cutter rolls Abrasion, corrosion Stoodite 12 severe abrasion
Abrasion, corrosion,
FABRICATED METALS Chain saw bars Stoodite 6, Stoodite 12
adhesive wear
Severe abrasion,
Capstan rings Stoody 60 Chipping knives Abrasion, corrosion Stoodite 12
metal to metal wear
Heat, severe abrasion, Hydropulper disc Abrasion, corrosion,
Die pot liners Stoody C Stoodite 1
metal to metal wear segments heat
Heat, severe abrasion, Rotary feeder (digester) Abrasion, corrosion Stoodite 6, Stoodite 12
Forging dies Stoody C
impact Paper slitters/knives Abrasion Stoodite 12
Heat, severe abrasion, Moderate to severe
Sizing rings and punches Stoody C Log hooks Stoody 60
impact abrasion
FORGING & PRESSING Moderate to severe
Forging dies and Impact, heat, erosion, Pulp knives Stoody 50
Stoodite 6, Stoodite 21 abrasion
hot working tools thermal shock, fatigue Corrosion,
Pulp mill digester Stoody C
Cold working tools - light abrasion
Adhesive wear, cutting Stoodite 1, Stoodite 12
sheet metal pressing other applications
glass Screws - sewage,
Necks, mold face, Abrasion, high temperature, Abrasion, corrosion, Stoodite 1, Stoodite 6,
rendering, oil
application
Stoody 60
reference
Stoody.com
18
General information Packaging details & Warning
COATED UNITS IN
STANDARD SHIPPING UNIT
COATED ELECTRODE SIZE ELECTRODE STANDARD
CONTAINER WEIGHT CONTAINER
LENGTH PACKAGING
3/32" (2.4 mm) 9" (231 mm) 30 lb (13.6 kg) 6 5 lb (2.27 kg)
1/8" (3.2 mm), 5/32" (4.0 mm), 3/16" (4.8 mm),
14" (356 mm) 60 lb (27.2 kg) 6 10 lb (4.54 kg)
1/4" (6.4 mm), 5/16" (7.9 mm)
ITEM PALLET WEIGHT 5 lb and 10 lb plastic spools measure 2" I.D. x 8" O.D.
Manual Rods & Electrodes 25 lb and 33 lb wire baskets measure 2" I.D. x 12" O.D.
50 lb Polypaks and 60 lb coils have 12" I.D.
10 lb (4.5 kg) Vacuum Packages 1440 lb (653 kg)
Packaging Abbreviations
10 lb (4.5 kg) Boxes 1440 lb (653 kg)
HP = Half Pak (200 lb) PP = Polypak
60 lb (27.2 kg) Bulk Packages 1800 lb (816 kg)
LLW = Level Layer Wound PS = Plastic Spool
Note: Bare cast rods come in 5 lb (2.27 kg) tubes NTP = No Twist Pak QP = Quarter Pak (110 lb)
Stainless Steel, Cobalt and Nickel Wires POP = Payoff Pak (500 lb) WB = Wire Basket
25 lb (11.3 kg) Spools 600 lb (272 kg)
Metric Conversion Chart
33 lb (15 kg) Wire Baskets 792 lb (359 kg)
0.035" = 0.9 mm 7/64" = 2.8 mm
50 lb (22.7 kg) PP 1200 lb (544 kg)
0.045" = 1.2 mm 1/8" = 3.2 mm
60 lb (27.2 kg) Coils 1440 lb (653 kg)
0.052" = 1.3 mm 5/32" = 4.0 mm
Submerged Arc Wires
1/16" = 1.6 mm 3/16" = 4.8 mm
33 lb (15 kg) Wire Baskets 792 lb (359 kg)
5/64" = 2.0 mm 1/4" = 6.4 mm
50 lb (22.7 kg) PP 1200 lb (544 kg)
3/32" = 2.4 mm 5/16" = 8.0 mm
60 lb (27.2 kg) Coils 1440 lb (653 kg)
1 lb = 0.4536 kg
500 lb (226.8 kg) POP 500 lb (227 kg)
110 lb (50 kg) QP 220 lb (100 kg)
200 lb (90.7 kg) HP 400 lb (181 kg)
Products marked by the n symbol are typically stocked items. All others manufactured upon customer request - may require a
minimum quantity and/or may be subject to production lead time. Contact customer care or your sales representative with any questions.
WARNING Protect yourself and others. Before you use respiratory conditions. Long term over-exposure to welding n o not permit electrically live parts to touch skin, clothing
D
this product, read and understand this label, the appropiate fumes may harm your respiratory function and pulmonary or gloves. Insulate yourself from work and ground.
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), the manufacturers function and may lead to siderois (iron deposits in the lungs). n IN CASE OF EMERGENCY: Imediately call for medical aid.
instructions and your employers safety practices. The MSDS Manganese over-exposer may affect the central nervous
Employ first aid techniques recommended by the Red Cross.
is available upon request from your distributor, your employer. system, resulting in impaired speech and movement. OSHA
considers chromium and nickel compounds carcinogens. n ee American National Standard Z49.1 Safety In Welding,
S
HEAT RAYS (INFRARED RADIATION from flame or Cutting and Allied Processes, published by the American
hot metal), from oxyfuel process can injure eyes. n se enough ventilation and exhaust at the arc (flame) to keep
U
Welding Society, PO Box 351040, Miami, FL 33135: OSHA
ELECTRIC SHOCK can kill. ARC RAYS can injure fumes and gases from your breathing zone and general area.
Safety and Health Standards. 29 CFR 1910, available from
eyes and burn skin. FUMES AND GASES can be If you are concerned about the ventilation of your work area,
the US Goverment Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402.
hazardous to your health. request that your employer conduct appropriate testing.
n his product contains or produces a chemical known to
T THIS INFORMATION IS INTENDED
n eep your head out of fumes. The primary entry route for
K the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects (or
welding fumes and gases is by inhalation. Short-term over- FOR THE END USER OF THIS PRODUCT
other reproductive harm). (California Health and Safety Code
exposure to welding fumes may result In fever, dizzness, 25249.5 et seg.)
DO NOT REMOVE OR OBSTRUCT
nausea, or dryness or irritation of nose, throat or eyes and THIS INFORMATION
may aggravate pre-existing n Wear correct eye, ear, and body protection.
EUROPE
Chorley, United Kingdom
Customer Care
Ph: +44 1257-261755
Fax: +44 1257-224800
Milan, Italy
Customer Care
Ph: +39 0236546801
Fax: +39 0236546840
Neuwied, Germany
Customer Care
Ph: +49 (0) 2631 9999 60
Fax: +49 (0) 2631 9999 610
ASIA/PACIFIC
Cikarang, Indonesia
Customer Care
Ph: 6221-8990-6095
Fax: 6221-8990-6096
Rawang, Malaysia
Customer Care
Ph: +603 6092-2988
Fax: +603 6092-1085
Melbourne, Australia
Australia Customer Care
Ph: 1300-654-674 (tollfree)
Ph: 61-3-9474-7400
Fax: 61-3-9474-7391
International
Ph: 61-3-9474-7508
Fax: 61-3-9474-7488
Shanghai, China
Sales Office
Ph: +86 21-64072626
Fax: +86 21-64483032
Singapore
Sales Office
Ph: +65 6832-8066
Fax: +65 6763-5812
U.S. Customer Care: 800-426-1888 Canada Customer Care: 905-827-4515 International Customer Care: 940-381-1212