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SKU: 080547104
This nickel steel welding rod is intended for precision work where a smooth, non-porous weld matters, especially in gunsmithing applications such as welding bolt handles and other parts that will be polished after the repair. It is described as flowing cleanly with oxy-acetylene or TIG, and as being nearly free of impurities for more controlled welds. The .045" diameter and 4 oz. package size make it a specialized consumable for detailed shop work rather than general-purpose welding. It is a focused choice for users who need a refined weld finish and are working on components that will receive final polishing.
Oxy-acetylene Tig
Welding applications
Produces Smooth,
Non-porous welds
Short Description
Notes no blow holes
Available .045-inch
Diameter, 12-inch length
Sold Practical
4 oz. package size
| Application | Welding bolt handles and other items that will be polished after welding |
|---|---|
| Diameter | .045 in (1.14 mm) |
| Impurities | Almost totally free of impurities |
| Length | 12 in (30.5 cm) |
| Material | 3 1/2% Nickel Steel |
| Pack Size | 4 oz |
| Weight | 4 oz (113 g) |
| Weld Character | Extremely smooth, non-porous weld |
| Welding Process Compatibility | Oxy-Acetylene or TIG |
The product description says it is designed to produce an extremely smooth, non-porous weld with Oxy-Acetylene or TIG.
The listed specifications say each piece is approximately 12" (30.5 cm) long and is sold in 4 oz., 8 oz., and 1 lb. packs. The title also identifies a .045" diameter version.
The description says gunsmiths have used this rod to weld bolt handles and other items that will be polished after welding.
Yes. It says the rod flows beautifully to produce an extremely smooth, non-porous weld and the short description says it blues beautifully and makes smoother, nicer welds.
The source data focuses on weld quality and application. It does not provide verified details about strength, corrosion resistance, or other performance characteristics.