D&H Secheron NORMA-V Mild Steel Welding Electrode (Box of 6 inner packets)

• Brand: D&H Secheron
• Product: NORMA-V Mild Steel Welding Electrode (AWS E6013)
• Special Functionality: Radiographic-quality welds, all-position welding
• Core Type: Medium-coated rutile electrode
• Dimensions per Rod (Diameter x Length): 2.5 x 350 mm (0.10" x 13.8"), 3.15 x 350 mm (0.12" x 13.8"), 4.0 x 450 mm (0.16" x 17.7")
• Current: AC / DC (±)
• Packaging: Box of 6 inner packets 
• Application: Mild steel fabrication, gates & grilles, steel frames, machinery bases and general maintenance welding

D&H Secheron NORMA-V is a general-purpose AWS E6013 welding electrode for low-carbon and mild steel. Its medium-coated rutile flux gives a smooth, stable, quiet arc in all positions, with uniform beads, fine ripples, low spatter and slag that lifts off easily.

It strikes and re-strikes readily, runs on AC or DC, and works well with low open-circuit-voltage transformers and small inverter machines. Designed for radiographic-quality welds, it suits fabrication, gates and grilles, machinery work and general maintenance. Available in 2.5 mm, 3.15 mm and 4.0 mm diameters.

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1) What makes NORMA-V different from regular E6013 electrodes?

NORMA-V is designed for radiographic-quality welds with fine, even ripples and low porosity, making it a dependable choice where welds may be X-ray inspected.

2) Can I use it with a small single-phase inverter welder?

Yes. Its rutile coating strikes quickly and holds a steady arc on small inverters and low open-circuit-voltage transformers.

3) Do I need to bake the electrodes before use?

Not if they have been stored dry; they can be used straight from the pack. If they have been exposed to damp or humid conditions, bake them at 100 – 120°C for about one hour to remove moisture and keep the arc stable.

4) Which polarity should I use on a DC machine?

It runs on DC electrode negative (DC-), DC electrode positive (DC+) and AC.

5) Can I use it on high-carbon or high-tensile alloy steel?

No. NORMA-V is for low-carbon and mild steel. For high-tensile or alloy steels, use a low-hydrogen basic-coated electrode suited to that steel.

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