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News Release from: Diamond Ground Products | Subject: Cryo-T tungsten electrodes
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 05 April 2006
Cryogenic tungsten electrodes last
longer
Cryogenically-treated tungsten electrodes with a highly dense structure start TIG/WIG welding easier and last longer when compared with untreated 2% thoriated types, claims a supplier.
The tungsten electrode experts' at Diamond Ground Products are proud to introduce Cryo-T tungsten electrodes, a revolutionary advance in tungsten electrode technology Cryo-T is Thoriated Tungsten that are cryogenically treated, or cooled with nitrogen gas to -300 deg F, then slowly reheated back to room temperature
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 15 Dec 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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This process produces a more dense structure and increased surface area, and provides increased stress relief and dimensional stability.
The results can be dramatic.
* Easiest starting tungsten.
* Longer tip life compared to untreated 2% thoriated tungsten electrodes.
* More consistent welds as a result of crisp starts and longer electrode life.
* About Diamond Ground Products - Diamond Ground Products is dedicated to the improvement of weld quality and welder productivity, and maintains a reputation as the industry leader in tungsten and tungsten preparation.
Our ongoing management philosophy is to provide quality product and receptive service that exceeds even the most stringent expectations.
Contact DGP today to see how we can help with your current or future welding applications.
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