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đ- đđ˛đšđšđđšđŧđđ˛-đđŧđąđļđđē (đđĢđĢđđŦ):
With cellulosic material in the form of wood flour or reprocessed low alloy electrodes have up to 30 percent paper.
The gas shield contains carbon dioxide and hydrogen, which are reducing agents.
These gases tend to produce a digging arc that provides deep penetration. (used often for pipelines)
đŽ- đđ˛đšđšđđšđŧđđ˛-đŊđŧđđŽđđđļđđē (đđĢđĢđđ): This electrode is very similar to the -cellulose-sodium electrode, except more potassium is used than sodium.
đ¯- đĨđđđļđšđ˛-đđŧđąđļđđē (đđĢđĢđđŽ):
With rutile or titanium dioxide content is relatively high with respect to the other components. Provides a fairly high rate of deposition.
đ°- đĨđđđļđšđ˛-đŊđŧđđŽđđđļđđē (đđĢđĢđđ¯): This electrode coating is very similar to the rutile-sodium type, except that potassium is used to provide arc ionization.
đą- đĨđđđļđšđ˛-đļđŋđŧđģ đŊđŧđđąđ˛đŋ (đđĢđĢđĢđ°):
Very similar to the rutile coatings mentioned above, except that iron powder is added. If iron content is 25 to 40 percent, the deposition rate is increased based on the amount of iron powder in the coating.
đ˛- đđŧđ đĩđđąđŋđŧđ´đ˛đģ-đđŧđąđļđđē (đđĢđĢđĢđą):
With high proportion of calcium carbonate or calcium fluoride are called low hydrogen, lime ferritic, or basic type electrodes.
These electrode coatings are baked at a higher temperature and stored under controlled conditions.
They provide the highest ductility with medium arc and moderate penetration.
đŗ- đđŧđ đĩđđąđŋđŧđ´đ˛đģ-đŊđŧđđŽđđđļđđē (đđĢđĢđĢđ˛):
This type of coating is similar to the low hydrogen-sodium, except for the substitution of potassium for sodium to provide arc ionization.
đ´- đđŧđ đĩđđąđŋđŧđ´đ˛đģ-đŊđŧđđŽđđđļđđē đđļđđĩ đđŋđŧđģ đŖđŧđđąđ˛đŋ (đđĢđĢđđ´):
The coatings in this class of electrodes are similar to the low-hydrogen type mentioned above. If Iron powder added with content higher than 35 to 40 percent, the electrode is classified as an EXX18.
đĩ- đđŧđ đĩđđąđŋđŧđ´đ˛đģ-đļđŋđŧđģ đŊđŧđđąđ˛đŋ (đđĢđĢđŽđ´):
Similar to the EXX18 but has 50 percent or more iron powder in the coating. It is usable only when welding in the horizontal fillet and flat positions. The deposition rate is higher than EXX18.
đđŦ- đđŋđŧđģ đŧđ đļđąđ˛-đđŧđąđļđđē (đđĢđĢđŽđŦ):
With high iron oxide content produce a weld deposit with a large amount of slag. This can be difficult to control.However, it produces high-speed deposition and medium penetration .
đđ- đđŋđŧđģ-đŧđ đļđąđ˛-đļđŋđŧđģ đŊđŧđđ˛đŋ (đđĢđĢđŽđŗ):
Very similar to the iron oxide-sodium type, except it contains 50 percent or more iron power. The increased amount of iron power greatly increases the deposition rate.

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