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The ESAB 693000184 is a triangle-profile ceramic weld backing tile used to support the weld pool on the root pass of a joint. Ceramic backing holds molten metal in place during single-sided welding, allowing the welder to achieve full-penetration fusion without a backing bar or second-side access. Each tile measures 1 inch in length and is cut to a 60-degree angle, making it suited for angled joint configurations where a standard flat tile would not conform to the geometry. The box contains 24 tiles and weighs approximately 1 pound. These tiles are installed by certified welders and welding fabricators working on structural, piping, or plate applications.
Triangle ceramic weld backing tiles at a 60-degree angle are typically used in joint configurations that require precise root support at intersecting or angled members. Common applications include structural steel fabrication, pipe fitting, and plate work where single-sided access is the only practical option. The 1-inch length suits short or segmented joint runs and tight-radius work. These tiles are appropriate for both shop fabrication environments and field welding scenarios where back-gouging or back-welding is not feasible.
Designed as an OEM-style ceramic weld backing tile for single-sided groove weld applications on steel plate and structural members requiring a 60-degree angled triangle profile.
Ceramic weld backing tiles are applied by qualified welders following applicable welding procedure specifications (WPS) per AWS or applicable code. Tiles should be pressed firmly against the root face and secured with backing tape or a suitable fixturing method before striking an arc. Ensure the joint surface is clean, dry, and free of mill scale, oil, or moisture in the tile contact area prior to installation. Remove ceramic tile fragments after welding is complete and inspect the root bead per the applicable inspection standard before proceeding with fill passes.
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