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Bohler Q E 7018-1 2.5 mm x 350 mm 4.1KG Pack

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The Böhler Q E 7018-1 is a basic-coated, low-hydrogen electrode engineered to deliver exceptional mechanical strength, toughness, and weld quality. Designed for demanding structural, mechanical, and heavy fabrication work, it provides a stable arc, low spatter, and a smooth bead finish, ensuring reliable and consistent results for professional welders.

This electrode performs particularly well on steels with low purity or high carbon content, offering excellent mechanical properties and a metal recovery rate exceeding 110% for maximum efficiency. It delivers excellent weldability in all positions except vertical down, making it ideal for use in construction, shipbuilding, boiler manufacturing, and general fabrication.

Manufactured by Böhler Welding, a global leader in premium welding consumables, the Q E 7018-1 combines strength, durability, and efficiency, making it a dependable choice for high-integrity welds in industrial and structural applications.

Key Features

  • Type: Basic low-hydrogen electrode (E7018-1)

  • Diameter: 2.5mm

  • Length: 350mm

  • Pack Size: 4.1kg

  • Mechanical Properties: Excellent strength and impact toughness

  • Metal Recovery: >110% for enhanced efficiency

  • Performance: Low spatter, smooth arc stability, and easy slag removal

  • Compatibility: Suitable for steels with low purity or high carbon content

  • Weldability: Excellent in all positions except vertical down

  • Applications: Designed for structural, industrial, and fabrication welding

  • Brand Reliability: Böhler Welding – trusted worldwide for quality and consistency

Typical Applications

  • Structural and general steel fabrication

  • Boiler and pressure vessel manufacturing

  • Shipbuilding and vehicle production

  • Machine and plant construction

  • Buffer layers on high-carbon steels

Classification

  • AWS/ASME: E7018-1

  • EN ISO 2560-A: E 42 5 B 42 H5

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