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The XTRWELD WTLAN15093-3DP is a 1.5% lanthanated tungsten electrode designed for gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW). Sold in a 3-piece pack, these 3/32-inch gold-band electrodes are built for demanding weld environments where arc stability and consistent performance are critical. Lanthanated tungsten offers excellent arc starting, low burnoff rate, and reliable reignition characteristics. The 1.5% lanthanum oxide content gives these electrodes conductivity characteristics comparable to 2% thoriated tungsten, making them a practical non-radioactive alternative. Licensed welding professionals and skilled fabricators working with GTAW equipment are the primary users.
These electrodes are suited for both AC and DC electrode negative (DCEN) applications. On DC, they hold a sharpened point well, making them effective for welding mild steel and stainless steel. On AC sine wave machines, the tip can be balled for conventional AC welding. Square wave AC power sources also work with a pointed tip configuration. The versatility across polarity types and base metals makes these electrodes a flexible choice for professional welding shops and field fabricators handling a range of material types.
Designed for use in GTAW torches accepting 3/32-inch diameter tungsten electrodes. Compatible with AC sine wave, AC square wave, and DC electrode negative power sources. In many cases, 1.5% lanthanated tungsten can replace 2% thoriated electrodes without significant changes to existing welding programs.
Installation and electrode preparation should be performed by a qualified welder or welding professional familiar with GTAW processes. Always ensure the power source is off and the torch is cool before changing electrodes. Grind or sharpen the electrode longitudinally on a dedicated grinding wheel to avoid contamination. Follow applicable AWS and shop safety standards when handling and storing tungsten electrodes.
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