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Midas H-12, 14" Stick Electrode for Repair of Hot and Cold Working Tool Steels, 3/32" Dia., 11lb
Mfr # 2413
Zoro # G404207095
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1,175.99
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Key Features
Material
Chrome-Moly-Tungsten-Vanadium Tool Steel Alloy
Welding Current Designation
AC, DCEP
Container Size
11 lb
Length
14in
Application
For cutting edges and abrasion surfaces. Effective in hot cavities or surfaces that heat extensively during work.
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Specifications
Product Information
- MFR #
- 2413
- Zoro #
- G404207095
- UPC #
- -
- Country of Origin
- United States
Dimensions
- Container Size
- 11 lb
- Diameter
- 3/32 in
- Length
- 14in
Details
- Material
- Chrome-Moly-Tungsten-Vanadium Tool Steel Alloy
- Welding Current Designation
- AC, DCEP
- Application
- For cutting edges and abrasion surfaces. Effective in hot cavities or surfaces that heat extensively during work.
- Welding Method
- SMAW
Description
Midas H-12
For hot and cold working tool steels.
Features:
- Hardness 59 RC
- Wide Temperature Range
- For Wear and Cutting Surfaces
- Oil, Air and Water Hardening
- Abrasion and Shock Resistant
Midas H12 has been developed for cutting edges and abrasion surfaces over a wide range of temperatures. Deposits respond to heat treatment like the base meal. Outstanding results are obtained on hot cavities or surfaces that heat extensively during work, such as mandrels. Air hardens after welding.
For hot and cold working tool steels.
Features:
- Hardness 59 RC
- Wide Temperature Range
- For Wear and Cutting Surfaces
- Oil, Air and Water Hardening
- Abrasion and Shock Resistant
Midas H12 has been developed for cutting edges and abrasion surfaces over a wide range of temperatures. Deposits respond to heat treatment like the base meal. Outstanding results are obtained on hot cavities or surfaces that heat extensively during work, such as mandrels. Air hardens after welding.