UNIMIG
UNIMIG 316L Stainless TIG Welding Rods
UNIMIG 316L Stainless TIG Welding Rods
SKU:TI316L-1.6-1
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UNIMIG 316L Stainless TIG Welding Rods are a high-quality low carbon TIG wire used for TIG welding 316 and 316L stainless steel alloys. UNIMIG 316L is also suitable for welding other 300 grade stainless steels such as 302 and 304 grades. This particular rod can also be used for gas (oxy/acetylene) welding and is available in 1kg & 5kg tubes.
Classification:
- AWS/ASME SFA 5.9 ER316L
- DIN8556 WSG-2 Cr Ni Mo 1912
- EN1272 W19123 L
- M.No. 1.4430
Approvals:
- TUV Nord • DB • CWB
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