Rockmount Polaris AAA Low-Hydrogen Welding Electrode: 3/32" Dia., For High-Strength Steel Repair - 1 lb

Rockmount Polaris AAA Low-Hydrogen Welding Electrode: 3/32" Dia., For High-Strength Steel Repair - 1 lb

Ideal for Problem Steels - Designed for use on high-strength alloy steels, Cor-Ten, cast steel, and nickel-bearing materials. Excellent for heavy-duty applications like construction equipment and piping. Superior Toughness - With exceptional sub-zero properties, Polaris AAA performs well in low temperatures and resists undercutting, making it perfect for cold-weather environments. Stable & Low Hydrogen - Features excellent AC stability and moisture-proof, low-hydrogen properties that ensure strong, defect-free welds. X-Ray Quality & Easy Machining - Produces welds that are free-machining and X-ray quality, perfect for precision and durability. High Strength & Superior Ductility - Delivers 98,000 PSI of strength with 34% elongation, ensuring strong and flexible welds for challenging alloys and high-stress materials. Polaris AAA is our highest performing low-hydrogen electrode designed for welding problem steels such as cast steel, Cor-Ten, nickel-bearing, and high-grade structural alloys. It excels at welding through contamination, producing sound, heat-treatable welds with exceptional strength and ductility, even on challenging surfaces. Polaris AAA ensures easy welding in all positions and provides free-machining deposits, making it ideal for tough applications. Perfect for mining and construction equipment, boilers, tanks, piping, and crack-sensitive steels, Polaris AAA’s ability to weld through contamination and deliver reliable, high-strength welds makes it a top choice for critical repairs and maintenance, including hard-surfacing applications as a hard-surfacing pad. Application: Use close arc length. For vertical welds, lower amperage, weld from bottom up and weave. Do not whip. Overhead and horizontal, use stringer beads. Down hand, weave a maximum of 2-1/2 times rod diameter. Always preheat heavy sections.