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Superstrike 1.6mm TIG Welding Tungsten Electrodes – Pack of 10

HP16716/10

£13.51 ex VAT £16.21 inc VAT

Brand: Weldability Sif
Product Model: HP16716/10
Availability: In Stock

  • Arc stability in AC.
  • Available in 3 diameters.
  • Better arc stability in AC over a 0-300Amp current range.
  • Improved performance and safety.
  • Pack of 10.
  • Purple tip special-formula SuperStrike tungstens for improved performance and safety over Thoriated in DC.
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Superstrike 1.6mm TIG Welding Tungsten Electrodes – Pack of 10

  • Purple tip special-formula SuperStrike tungstens for improved performance and safety over Thoriated in DC
  • Better arc stability in AC over a 0-300Amp current range
  • Available in 3 diameters
  • Pack of 10

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