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September 12, 2019 - Lincoln Electric, Cleveland, introduces new GTAW (TIG) cut lengths, offered in high silicon formulations in three common stainless steel alloys. The GTAW process allows for incredibly clean, high-quality welds with reduced spatter and welding fume. With upgraded manufacturing processes on the new products, quality is additionally enhanced and the opportunity for weld inclusions is reduced.

The new stainless steel Lincoln Electric GTAW cut lengths include:

• Lincoln® ER308Si/308LSi – Best for 304 or 304L stainless steels and 18-8 steels
• Lincoln® ER309Si/309LSi - Recommended for joining stainless steel to mild or low alloy steel
• Lincoln® ER316Si/316LSi - For added corrosion resistance on molybdenum bearing austenitic stainless steels
  
  

“We’ve improved efficiency on the production front to provide more quality consistency that in turn, ensures the ultimate quality of the welding consumable,” said senior product manager, welding alloys, Sheena Suvak. “We pride ourselves in having high quality consumables regardless of the welding process.”

Common features for the cut lengths include:

• High silicon levels deliver a more fluid puddle and greater toe wetting that is ideal for a number of materials, applications and welder preferences
• Extremely clean surface treatment improves consistent bead stacking while reducing inclusions in the weld – time after time
• Q2 Lot® Tested - a certificate showing actual wire composition and calculated ferrite number (FN) is available online
• AWS classification information is inkjet-printed on the entire length of the rod
  
  

Whether used by industrial fabricators in traditional metalforming applications, or for aftermarket small shop work, Lincoln stainless steel GTAW cut lengths are designed to deliver a clean and consistent weld.

In the face of evolving markets, manufacturer adapts, innovates and solves problems to give welders consistent performance day to day