Rutile-cellulosic electrodes

Rutile-cellulosic electrodes are specialized welding electrodes featuring a coating (or flux) that contains additional substances. Primarily used in arc welding, these electrodes are available in various types, offering a wide range of applications across different industries.

Product Descriptions:

• ESAB OK 46:
  A general-purpose electrode, highly resistant to rust and surface contaminants.

• ESAB ER 146:
  Medium-coated with a cellulose additive in the coating, suitable for welding steel structures subjected to static and dynamic loads (e.g., shipbuilding, construction, and transport vehicles).

• OMNIA 46:
  Suitable for general construction steel, especially recommended for transformer welders with low no-load voltage values (min. OCV 42V).

• SPAWMET NORMAL EP:
  A medium-coated rutile-cellulosic electrode for general applications, particularly effective in workshop environments for welding low-carbon structural steels.

• RUTWELD 10:
  Designed for welding general-purpose structural steels—ideal for rebar, gates, steel structures, chassis, and more. Perfect for joining thin to medium-thickness materials.

• RUTWELD 12:
  A medium-coated electrode recommended for welding in all positions. Requires minimal welding experience due to its excellent features, including a flexible, stable arc—ideal for practical welder training.

• SPAWMET SUPER 46+:
  A medium-coated rutile-cellulosic electrode for universal applications, offering good weldability in all positions.

• SPAWMET EBE:
  Designed for marine construction and difficult-to-weld steels with up to 0.4% carbon content.

• PANTAFIX LINCOLN ELECTRIC:
  A general-purpose rutile electrode for welding in all positions, featuring a soft arc—suitable for relatively thin sheets and joints with larger gaps. Excellent for pipe welding and steel structures.

Applications:

• Metallurgical Industry:
  Used for welding metal components in the metallurgical sector.

• Steel Structures:
  Ideal for joining structural steel elements.

• Repairs and Maintenance:
  Suitable for repairs and maintenance of various metal structures.

• Production and Assembly:
  Used in the production and assembly of various metal frameworks.

Benefits:

• Versatility:
  Availability of different electrode types allows for welding various materials.

• Protective Coating:
  The flux coating provides protection from contaminants and regulates the welding current.

• Durability:
  Moisture resistance extends the lifespan of the electrodes.

• High Efficiency:
  Fast and effective welding increases work productivity.

• Flexibility in Application:
  Suitable for welding in multiple positions, enhancing versatility.

• Shock Resistance:
  Ideal for industrial applications involving vibrations and shocks.