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Stainless 316L TIG Rods – 1 mm x 5 Kg

RO211050

£84.78 ex VAT £101.74 inc VAT


Product Model: RO211050
Availability: In Stock

  • BS: 2901 316S92.
  • Corrosion resistant for welding molybdenum bearing austenitic stainless steels.
  • EN ISO 14343: 19 12 3 L.
  • For welding of 316 and 316L stainless steels.
  • Molybdenum bearing, stainless steel filler rod with low carbon content.
  • RMS recalculated monthly in-line with global commodity index.
  • Solid wire for depositing a low C -19% Cr -12% Ni -2.8% Mo weld metal.

Description

Stainless 316L TIG Rods – 1 mm x 5 Kg

Specifications

A molybdenum bearing, stainless steel filler rod with low carbon content. It is corrosion resistant for welding molybdenum bearing austenitic stainless steels.

A solid wire for depositing a low C -19% Cr -12% Ni -2.8% Mo weld metal for the welding of 316 and 316L stainless steels.

BS: 2901 316S92.  EN ISO 14343: 19 12 3 L

Data Sheet

316LTIG

Please note that the price above includes a raw-material surcharge (RMS). The RMS is necessary to reflect changes in the global raw material price and is recalculated monthly in-line with the global commodity index

A carriage charge is applied to orders, for standard 1-2 day shipments to mainland destinations within the United Kingdom. Other destinations and premium services are available but subject to additional freight charges.

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