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316L electrodes produce weld deposits similar to that of USA 316, but with a maximum 0.04% carbon. This extra-low carbon content gives the weld deposit excellent resistance against intergranular corrosion caused by carbide precipitation. 316L electrodesare used for welding 18% Cr– 12% Ni– 2.5% Mo stainless steels where the corrosion resistant qualities of AISI 316L are required. This electrode has a high deposition rate and produces a welddeposit with a fine bead appearance and exceptional crack-resistance. USA 316L electrodes are most commonly used in the textile, paper, cellulose, and chemical equipment industries for the fabrication of 316L, 318, and 319L stainless steel products.

  • Diameter: 1/8 in.
  • Electrode Type: E410NIMO-16
  • Weight: 10 LB
  • Material: 316L Stainless Steel
  • Carbon Content: 0.04% max
  • Corrosion Resistance: Intergranular corrosion resistant
  • Chromium Content: 18%
  • Nickel Content: 12%
  • Molybdenum Content: 2.5%