TIG Rod, ER80S-Ni1, 3/32", 36 L, 10 lb MPN:ED034347
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TIG Rod, ER80S-Ni1, 3/32", 36 L, 10 lb
This Lincoln Electric TIG rod is designed for welding low-alloy steel, providing excellent strength and durability. With a tensile strength of 82-87 ksi and a yield strength of 72 ksi, it is ideal for applications requiring high-strength welds. Suitable for flat, horizontal, overhead, vertical-down, and vertical-up positions, this ER80S-Ni1 rod is perfect for welding A588 steel. Its low-alloy composition and nickel content enhance its resistance to corrosion and cracking. Ideal for use in construction, manufacturing, and repair industries, this TIG rod provides a strong and reliable weld, ensuring a long-lasting and high-quality finish.
Top product features:
- TIG welding process compatible with low-alloy steel materials
- Suitable for welding in flat, horizontal, overhead, vertical-down, and vertical-up positions
- Meets AWS Classification ER80S-Ni1 standards for low-alloy steel welding applications
Top product applications:
- Structural steel fabrication for bridges and buildings
- Construction of oil and gas pipelines
- Manufacturing of low-alloy steel storage tanks
Tig Welding Cut Lengths, AWS Classification ER80S-Ni1, Material Low-Alloy Steel, Process TIG Welding (GTAW), Overall Diameter 0.0938 in, Overall Length 36 in, Tensile Strength (As Welded) 82 to 87 ksi, Yield Strength (Minimum Required) 68 ksi, Yield Strength (As Welded) 72 ksi, Series Lincoln ER80S-Ni1, Weight 10 lb, For Material Type Low-Alloy Steel, For Material Grade A588, Welding Current Designation DCEN, For Welding Position Flat, Horizontal, Overhead, Vertical-Down, Vertical-Up
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 36.60
- Package Width: 1.70
- Package Height: 1.70
- Package Weight: 10.45
Product info last updated on February 28, 2026 5:55pm UTC
Category: Filler Metals