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PARKSIDE® stick electrode 2 x 1 kg
properties
For joining low-alloy steel
Suitable for all welding positions – can also be welded downwards
Easy ignition and re-ignition
Low slag formation
Stick electrodes 2.0 mm: Universal stick electrode »PSE 300 B1«
Stick electrodes 2.5 mm: Universal stick electrode »PSE 350 B1«
Technical specifications
Tensile strength: 470-600 N/mm²
Elongation: ≥ 20%
Ignition Voltage: 70V
Stick electrodes 2.0 mm:
Current: 35-60A
Weld metal thickness: 2-4 mm
Stick electrodes 2.5 mm:
Weld metal thickness: 2-6 mm
Current: 70-100A
Dimensions
Stick electrodes 2.0 mm: approx. Ø 2.0 x L 300 mm
Stick electrodes 2.5 mm: approx. Ø 2.5 x L 350 mm
Weight
2kg

Hints
Smoke and gases can endanger your health. Arc radiation can injure your eyes and burn your skin.
Read and observe the safety instructions from the welding machine manufacturer and, if applicable, your employer’s safety regulations.
Keep your head out of the welding fumes.
Provide adequate ventilation and exhaust at the weld site to keep fumes and gases out of your work area.
Wear appropriate eye and body protection.
Observe the applicable accident prevention regulations and safety instructions.

Properties
for joining low-alloy steel
suitable for all welding positions – also in vertical position from top to bottom
easy ignition and re-ignition
a small amount of slag
DIN EN ISO 2560-A: E 38 0 RC11
Technical specifications
tensile strength: 470-600 N / mm²
expansion: ≥ 20%
ignition voltage: 70 V
stick electrode 2.0 mm:
thickness of the welded material: 2-4 mm
current: 35-60 A
2.5 mm rod electrode
thickness of the welded material: 2-6 mm
current: 70-100 A
Dimensions

stick electrode 2.0 mm: approx. Ø 2.0 x L 300 mm
2.5 mm stick electrode: approx Ø 2.5 x L 350 mm
Libra
2 x1 kg
Attention
smoke and gases can be harmful to health. The radiation from the arc light can damage the eyes and burn the skin
read and follow the safety instructions provided by the welding machine manufacturer and, if necessary, the safety regulations established by the employer
keep your head out of the welding fumes
provide sufficient ventilation and suction at the welding site to prevent the accumulation of smoke and gases in the work area
adequate eye and body protection must be worn
the applicable accident prevention regulations and safety instructions must be complied with.