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Application & Standard

GEH-80 hardface wear-resistant hand welding electrode is mainly used for surfacing or repairing parts working under impact load conditions with abrasive wear, such as bulldozer blade plate, dredging bucket teeth, concrete mixer blades, hydraulic machinery and mining machinery parts. Safety precautions in the process of wear-resistant electrode welding:

When the welding site is wet, the welder should stand on the dry insulation board or rubber pad, and the cooperating personnel should wear insulation shoes or stand on the insulation board or rubber pad.

When wear-resistant electrode welding preheating workpiece, there should be insulation measures such as asbestos cloth or baffle.

When removing welding slag, protective glasses or face mask should be worn, and the head should avoid the direction of knocking welding slag splashing to prevent iron slag splashing wounding people.

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GEH-80 is a low sodium hydrogen communication medium and low alloy steel surfacing electrode, excellent technology; It is generally used for surfacing of spare parts under normal temperature and non-corrosive conditions. Due to the high carbon content and poor toughness, it is best to use alkaline structural steel electrode (such as J507) as the base for welding.

When using arc air gouging root, protective glasses or face mask should be worn to prevent injury caused by iron slag splashing.

When multiple welders are welding together at the same time, the welding platform or weldment must be grounded, and a light-proof shed must be set up.

When TURNING MACHINERY and equipment for welding, power must be cut off and safety signs of “repair and construction, no operation” must be set up or special personnel should be responsible for guarding.

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