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SMAW Electrodes by Nouveaux – Engineered for Welding Excellence:
Premium Stick Electrodes for Demanding Applications
Nouveaux delivers high-performance Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) electrodes designed for superior arc stability, exceptional deposition rates, and outstanding mechanical properties. Our electrodes are trusted by professionals in the construction, pipeline, heavy fabrication, and repair maintenance industries worldwide.
Nouveaux delivers high-performance Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) electrodes designed for superior arc stability, exceptional deposition rates, and outstanding mechanical properties. Our electrodes are trusted by professionals in the construction, pipeline, heavy fabrication, and repair maintenance industries worldwide.
Why Professionals Choose Nouveaux SMAW Electrodes
✔ Precision Coating Formulation – Consistent arc characteristics and easy slag removal
✔ Optimized for All Positions – Including vertical-up and overhead welding
✔ Low Hydrogen Options Available – For critical structural applications
✔ Superior Weld Metal Properties – Excellent toughness and ductility
✔ Reliable Performance – Batch-to-batch consistency for quality assurance
✔ Optimized for All Positions – Including vertical-up and overhead welding
✔ Low Hydrogen Options Available – For critical structural applications
✔ Superior Weld Metal Properties – Excellent toughness and ductility
✔ Reliable Performance – Batch-to-batch consistency for quality assurance
Our Comprehensive SMAW Electrode Range:
1. E6013 General Purpose Electrodes
Applications: Light fabrication, sheet metal, and maintenance work
Features:
Smooth arc with minimal spatter
Easy slag removal
All-position capability
2. E7018 Low Hydrogen Electrodes
Applications: Structural steel, pressure vessels, and critical welds
Features:
Superior crack resistance
Excellent impact properties at low temperatures
X-ray quality welds
3. Specialty Electrodes
Stainless Steel (E308L-16): For 304 series stainless
Hardfacing Electrodes: For wear-resistant surfaces
Cast Iron Electrodes: For repair and maintenance