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The ESAB 255011413 is a low-hydrogen, moisture-resistant carbon steel welding electrode designed for all-position welding of carbon and low alloy steels, including hardenable steels. Measuring 1/4 inch in diameter and 18 inches in length, these E7018 electrodes are packed in a 50 lb hermetically sealed can to protect against moisture absorption during storage. The formulation produces smooth weld metal transfer, wider operating ranges, and minimized post-weld cleanup. Certified to AWS A5.1 E7018H4R and ASME SFA 5.1, this electrode is suited for structural, pressure vessel, and heavy fabrication work performed by certified welders and welding professionals.
These electrodes are used in industrial and commercial welding applications where carbon and low alloy steel joints require low-hydrogen deposits to reduce cracking risk. The all-position classification supports flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead welds. Preheat is required when welding heavy sections or hardenable steels to prevent hard heat-affected zones and suppress quench cracking on cooling. Typical applications include structural steel fabrication, heavy equipment repair, and pressure-rated assemblies where compliance with military, classification society, or code specifications is required.
Certified to AWS A5.1 E7018H4R, ASME SFA 5.1, QPL-22200/1, MIL-7018, A.B.S.-2Y/AWS A5.1 E7018, D.N.V.-3Y (H10), L.R.-3m/3Ym (H10), and C.W.B.-CSA W48. Suitable for carbon and low alloy steels including a variety of hardenable steel grades.
Installation and use by a qualified welder or certified welding professional is recommended, particularly for code-governed work covered under AWS D1.1 or ASME Section IX. Store electrodes in a dry environment and use a rod oven to maintain low-hydrogen conditions prior to welding when required by procedure. Apply appropriate preheat when welding heavy sections or hardenable steels as directed by the applicable welding procedure specification. Inspect the hermetically sealed can for damage before opening to ensure moisture protection has not been compromised.
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