Rockmount Brutus AAA Welding Electrode: 1/8" Dia., Welds Any Steel and Pulls Broken Bolts - 1 lbs

Rockmount Brutus AAA Welding Electrode: 1/8" Dia., Welds Any Steel and Pulls Broken Bolts - 1 lbs

Special Flux Coating for Smooth Welds and Quick Bolt Extraction – The unique flux coating enhances operating characteristics, allowing for strong, smooth weld deposits with minimal effort. Slag protects existing threading for easy broken bolt extraction. Wide Material Compatibility – Brutus AAA works on almost all categories of steel, including tool steel, high alloy, nickel alloy, stainless, manganese, and cast steels, making it extremely versatile. Superior Strength & Wear Resistance – The welds provide incredible strength, elongation, and superior resistance to wear, shock, and corrosion, making them highly durable. Precision and Delicate Repairs – Ideal for precise weld control, thin sections, and delicate parts, making it useful for applications like dies, tools, molds, gears, and food handling equipment. Brutus AAA is a versatile welding solution designed to repair and weld all categories of steel, including tool, high alloy, nickel alloy, stainless, manganese, and cast steels. It is particularly effective for dissimilar steel welding and broken bolt extraction, offering outstanding results on a variety of materials. With superior wear, shock, and corrosion resistance, Brutus AAA provides welds with incredible strength and elongation, ensuring long-lasting repairs in demanding applications. This easy-to-use rod is perfect for repairs that require precise control and a smooth, strong weld. It is ideal for thin sections and delicate parts, providing excellent results on dies, tools, molds, gears, and food-handling equipment. Brutus AAA's special flux coating enhances its operating characteristics, allowing welders to achieve high-quality, durable welds with minimal effort. Its high strength and ductility make it suitable for virtually all steel repairs, both similar and dissimilar. Application: Bevel heavy sections. Hold a short arc or drag. Use stringer beads. For high alloys and heavy sections preheat to 400°F (240°C), skip weld, and peen to avoid internal stress.