4.0mm MMA Electrode Superon Supercast Ultima 1Kg
Description
The 4.0mm MMA Electrode Superon Supercast Ultima 1Kg is a pure nickel cast iron welding electrode developed for the repair and welding of grey cast iron, malleable iron and fatigued cast components. Producing a soft, machinable weld deposit with excellent crack resistance, Supercast Ultima is ideal for maintenance and repair applications where weld integrity and post-weld machining are important. The electrode provides smooth arc characteristics, low spatter levels and reliable welding performance on a wide range of cast iron materials.
Key Features
• Pure nickel ENi-CI MMA welding electrode
• Designed for welding grey cast iron and malleable iron
• Suitable for repair of fatigued and cracked cast components
• Highly machinable weld deposit
• Excellent crack resistance
• Smooth and stable arc characteristics
• Low spatter levels
• Suitable for AC and DC (+) welding current
• AWS A5.15: ENi-CI
• Tensile Strength: 450 N/mm²
• Hardness: Approx. 165 HB
• 4.0mm diameter x 350mm length
• 1kg pack
• Part No: 7432
Applications
• Repair of grey cast iron components
• Malleable iron repair work
• Engine blocks and cylinder heads
• Cast housings and machinery components
• Repair of cracked and fatigued castings
• Maintenance and refurbishment operations
• General cast iron fabrication and repair
| Diameter | 4 |
|---|---|
| Wire Classification | MMA: Cast iron to Cast iron/Steel |
| Wire Material | Cast Iron |
| Brand | Superon |
| Weight | 1Kg |
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