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Cronatron® 625 Copper and Brass TIG Wire 1/16"

Cronatron® - 625 Copper and Brass TIG Wire, Solid, 21 to 23 HRC Hardness, 100% Ar Shielding Gas, DCSP Polarity, 36"Length, 1/16" (2 US Pounds) 

Item#: CW3266

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Standard Pack: 2   lb

Ship Weight: 2.5

Brand: Cronatron®

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Welds most ferrous and non-ferrous metals and joins most combinations of dissimilar metals (except white metals).
Superior Advantages
• Tough, crack-free, machinable welds
• Easy arc control with little preheat
• High frictional wear resistance
• High strength
Tensile Strength: 110,000 PSIHardness: Rc 21-23Polarity: DC StraightGas: 100% Ar
Typical Applications
• Brass, bronze or cast iron to steel
• Gear teeth, valves and castings
• Impellers, cams and shafts

CW3266
Cronatron® 625 Copper and Brass TIG Wire 1/16"
TIG
Solid
1/16 "
36 "
110,000 PSI
Copper/Brass
21-23 HRC
100% Ar
DCSP
23271810
No

Description

Welds most ferrous and non-ferrous metals and joins most combinations of dissimilar metals (except white metals).
Superior Advantages
• Tough, crack-free, machinable welds
• Easy arc control with little preheat
• High frictional wear resistance
• High strength
Tensile Strength: 110,000 PSIHardness: Rc 21-23Polarity: DC StraightGas: 100% Ar
Typical Applications
• Brass, bronze or cast iron to steel
• Gear teeth, valves and castings
• Impellers, cams and shafts

Tech Specs

CW3266
Cronatron® 625 Copper and Brass TIG Wire 1/16"
TIG
Solid
1/16 "
36 "
110,000 PSI
Copper/Brass
21-23 HRC
100% Ar
DCSP
23271810
No

Restrictions

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