GRACE M (6013+)
6013+
APPLICATIONS

An ideal electrode for all types of fabrications and general engineering works. Used in shipbuilding, wagon building, storage tanks, etc.

CHARACTERISTICS

An all-position, rutile-type, thin-coated, general-purpose mild steel electrode depositing smooth welds of radiographic quality with good mechanical properties. The slag is thin and easily removable.

CLASSIFICATION

ASME SFA 5.1, E6013
IS 814-04, EB - 4011

WELD METAL COMPOSITION

C: 0.05 - 0.10

Mn: 0.30 - 0.60

Si: 0.50 Max

P: 0.03 Max

S: 0.03 Max

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES

UTS: 430 - 510 N/mm²

YS: 340 Min N/mm²

Elongation: 22% Min

Impact Strength: 50J Min (0°C)

CURRENT RANGE (AC/DC ±)

2.5mm: 60 - 85A

3.15mm: 80 - 120A

4.0mm: 120 - 150A

5.0mm: 170 - 230A

PACKING SIZE

2.50mm x 350mm | 3.15mm x 350mm | 4.00mm x 450mm | 5.00mm x 450mm

APPROVALS

BIS

Each Box Contains 8 Cartons

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