Stainless Steel 348H Electrodes

Stainless steel 348H electrodes are made of an alloy containing 23-26% chromium, 0.2-0.8% carbon, 10-14% nickel, and other trace elements such as nitrogen, manganese, molybdenum, and silicon. This combination of metals makes stainless steel 348H a solid metal with excellent corrosion resistance properties. It is suitable for welding applications that require superior weldability and toughness at high temperatures and superior oxidation resistance under cyclic conditions. Furthermore, it is often used in applications requiring deficient levels of carbon contamination—making it an excellent choice for electrical components in sensitive equipment such as medical imaging systems or nuclear reactors.

Stainless Steel 348H Electrodes are made of a particular type of alloy designed for welding and repair of stainless, acid-resistant steels. These electrodes have unique properties that make them highly suitable for projects requiring welding on complex components. These electrodes have low melting points and excellent impact toughness and offer very high levels of weld porosity resistance even in extreme pressure applications. When properly welded, Stainless Steel 348H Electrodes can also provide superior corrosion protection when placed in catastrophic failure areas. The versatility of this electrode material makes it a popular choice among fabricators who need to perform many different functions on corrosive materials.