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WELDSTAR DC CARBON ARC GOUGING RODS<br />

STAINLESS STEEL & SPECIAL ELECTRODES<br />

Packaging & Sizes Current Range (Amps) Current<br />

TAI40G 4.0mm 100 / Pk 240 ~ 350 DC+<br />

TAI50G 5.0mm 100 / Pk 280 ~ 380 DC+<br />

TAI65G 6.5mm 50 / Pk 290 ~ 400 DC+<br />

TAI80G 8.0mm 50 / Pk 320 ~ 460 DC+<br />

TAI95G 9.5mm 50 / Pk 460 ~ 600 DC+<br />

Recommended Air Pressure & Flow<br />

600 ~ 700 kpa 450 ~ 500 L/ min.<br />

Applications<br />

Weldstar Carbon Arc Gouging Rods are<br />

used for the removal of metal using the<br />

arc-air gouging process. They allow the<br />

removal of metal from a wide range of<br />

non-ferrous and ferrous metals<br />

<strong>Product</strong> detail<br />

Weldstar DC Carbon Arc Gouging<br />

Electrodes are made using a high<br />

quality carbon / graphite mixture. They<br />

are coated with copper to improve<br />

electrical conductivity of the required<br />

high currents.<br />

Notes on usage<br />

1. These carbons are designed for use<br />

on DC power sources only.<br />

2. Connect to Constant Voltage Power<br />

Source and set to desired Amperage<br />

as per below.<br />

3. Use Weldstar Gouging Torch<br />

connected to 600~700 kpa of air<br />

pressure at 450~500 L/min.<br />

4. Place Carbon in jaws of torch<br />

ensuring that the air flow is directed<br />

on to the weld metal to be removed.<br />

5. Ensure adequate safety clothing and<br />

protection is used.<br />

6. Commence gouging or cutting.<br />

5<br />

ARC AIR GOUGING<br />

An electric arc is generated between the tip of a carbon<br />

electrode (graphite) and the work piece. The metal is melted<br />

by the electric arc and blown away by the air jet, thus leaving<br />

a clean groove. The process is simple to apply (using the same<br />

power source as SMA welding with an open circuit voltage<br />

of at least 60V), has a high metal removal rate, and gouge<br />

profile can be good controlled. DC+ (electrode positive) is<br />

normally preferred for un-low and high alloyed steel but AC<br />

(required special electrodes) is more effective for cast iron,<br />

copper and nickel alloys. The electrode is a graphite (carbon)<br />

rod which has a copper coating to reduce electrode erosion.<br />

The gouging torch is normally operated with a compressed<br />

air line. Air pressure should be at least 6 bar. The air stream<br />

is directed at the arc from behind the electrode and sweeps<br />

under the tip of the electrode. The width of the groove<br />

is determined by the diameter of electrode, but depth is<br />

dictated by the angle of electrode to the workpiece and rate<br />

of travel. Dressing by grinding the side-walls of the gouge<br />

should be carried out.<br />

Applications:<br />

General repair and maintenance<br />

In metal fabrication and casting finshing<br />

In construction, mining, chemical and petroleum technology<br />

Is flexible, efficient and cost effective on practically any metal<br />

as: carbon steel, un-and low alloyed steel, high alloyed steel<br />

as stainless steel; grey, malleable and ductile cast iron; and<br />

aluminium and copper and nickel alloys<br />

Dia. (mm) per pack Pieces per carton Pack Type (1) Package Sales Unit Stock <strong>Product</strong> Number<br />

DC Gouging Carbons 4,8x305 50 5 CB PK ex stock KA1054-048<br />

6,3x305 50 5 CB PK ex stock KA1054-063<br />

8,0x305 50 5 CB PK ex stock KA1054-080<br />

9,5x305 50 5 CB PK ex stock KA1054-095<br />

12,7x305 50 10 CB PK ex stock KA1054-127<br />

Jointed Gouging Carbons 9,5x355 50 5 CB PK ex stock KA1196-095<br />

13,0x430 25 5 CB PK ex stock KA1196-130<br />

16,0x430 25 5 CB PK ex stock KA1196-16<br />

19,0x430 25 5 CB PK ex stock KA1196-19<br />

Flat Gouging Carbons 15.0x5.0x305 50 5 CB PK ex stock KA1239<br />

CONSUMABLES<br />

1300 WELDER (1300 935 337)<br />

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