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Weldability Sif Arc-Air Gouging Carbons

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  • Gouging Carbons 10.0 mm x 305 mm (Pack of 100)

    ELC10305B

     £27.36 ex VAT £32.83 inc VAT
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  • Gouging Carbons 4.0 mm x 305 mm (Pack of 100)

    ELCO4305B

     £11.83 ex VAT £14.20 inc VAT
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  • Gouging Carbons 13 mm x 430 mm Jointed (Pack of 50)

    ELC13430JC

     £66.41 ex VAT £79.69 inc VAT
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  • Gouging Carbons Jointed 16mm x 430mm – Pack of 25

    ELC16430JC

     £24.48 ex VAT £29.38 inc VAT
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  • Gouging Carbons 6.0 mm x 305 mm (Pack of 100)

    ELCO6305B

     £14.95 ex VAT £17.94 inc VAT
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  • Gouging Carbons 8.0 mm x 305 mm (Pack of 100)

    ELCO8305B

     £17.25 ex VAT £20.70 inc VAT
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  • Gouging Carbons13.0mm x 430mm – Pack of 25

    ELC13430B

     £40.98 ex VAT £49.18 inc VAT
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  • Gouging Carbons 5.0 mm x 305 mm (Pack of 100)

    ELCO5305B

     £13.32 ex VAT £15.98 inc VAT
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  • Gouging Carbons 19mm x 430mm – Pack of 25

    ELC19430B

     £47.23 ex VAT £56.68 inc VAT
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  • Gouging Carbons 12.7 mm x 305 mm (Pack of 50)

    ELC12305B

     £22.28 ex VAT £26.74 inc VAT
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We supply high quality arc air gouging carbons, specifically formulated to provide you with superior arc stability and the most efficient metal removal performance.

Featuring an advanced design and superior performance, these carbons are designed to provide the highest quality results.

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