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This document provides a chart summarizing different types of arc welding rods categorized by material type, including their AWS classification, recommended current type, welding positions, and typical weld results. It lists rods for mild steel, low hydrogen, stainless steel, and low alloy materials. For each type of rod, it specifies the AWS class, recommended current (DC reverse, DC straight, or AC), positions it can be used for, and characteristics of the resulting weld. The chart serves as a reference for selecting the appropriate rod based on the base material and desired weld properties.

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This document provides a chart summarizing different types of arc welding rods categorized by material type, including their AWS classification, recommended current type, welding positions, and typical weld results. It lists rods for mild steel, low hydrogen, stainless steel, and low alloy materials. For each type of rod, it specifies the AWS class, recommended current (DC reverse, DC straight, or AC), positions it can be used for, and characteristics of the resulting weld. The chart serves as a reference for selecting the appropriate rod based on the base material and desired weld properties.

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Arc Welding Rod Chart

by WcWelding.com

Type AWS Class Current Type Welding Position Weld Results


Mild Steel E6010 DCR F, V, OH, H Fast freeze, deep penetrating, flat
E6011 DCR, AC F, V, OH, H beads, all- purpose welding
E6012 DCS,AC F, V, OH, H Fill-freeze, low penetration, for poor
E6013 DCR,DCS,AC F, V, OH, H fit-up, good bead contour, minimum
E6014 DCS,AC F, V, OH, H spatter
E6020 DCR,DCS,AC F, H Fast-fill, high deposition, deep groove
E6024 DCR,DCS,AC F, H welds, single pass
E6027 DCR,DCS,AC F, H Iron powder, high deposition, deep
penetration
57014 DCR,DCS,AC F, V, OH, H Iron powder, low penetration, high
speed
E7024 DCR,DCS,AC F, H Iron powder, high deposition, single
and multiple pass
Low Hydrogen E6015 DCR F, V, OH, H Welding of high-sulphur and high-
E6016 DCR,AC F, V, OH, H carbon steels that tend to develop
E6018 DCR,AC F, V, OH, H porosity and crack under weld
E7016 DCR,AC F, V, OH, H deposit
E7018 DCR,AC F, V, OH, H
E7028 DCR,AC F, H
Stainless Steel E308-15,16 DC, AC F, V, OH, H Welding stainless steel 301, 302, 303
304, 308
E309-15,16 DC, AC F, V, OH, H Welding 309 alloy at elevated
temperature application and
dissimilar metals
E310-15,16 DC, AC F, V, OH, H Welding type 310 and 314 stainless
steel where high corrosion and
elevated temperatures are required
E316-15,16 DC, AC F, V, OH, H Welding type 316 stainless steel and
welds of highest quality. Contains less
carbon to minimize carbon transfer in
the weld. Type 316 reduces pitting
corrosion
E347-15,16 DC, AC F, V, OH, H For welding all grades of stainless
steels
Low Alloy E7011-A1 DCR, AC F, V, OH, H For welding carbon moly steels
E7020-A1 DCR, DCS, AC F
2
E8018-C3 DCR, AC F, V, OH, H For low alley, high-tensile strength
E10013-G DCS, AC F, V, OH, H For low alloy, high-tensile steels
DCR – Direct Current Reverse Polarity AC – Alternating Current
DCS – Direct Current Straight Polarity F – flat, V-vertical, OH – overhead, H-horizontal

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