7016

erniesshop · Posted: Sat Feb 18 12 1:10 am Post subject: 7016

Kevin.....tried any of this yet ?
I really like It !

Pipeliner® 16P
AWS: E7016 H4
.Top Features

Hot, fill and cap pass welding up to X60
Low hydrogen, vertical up capability on X60 grade pipe
Q2 Lot® - Certificate showing actual deposit chemistry available online
Charpy V-Notch impact toughness tested to -46°C (-50°F)

Typical Applications

Root pass welding of up to X100 grade pipe
Welding Positions

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Available Types
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k.a.m. · Posted: Sat Feb 18 12 1:40 am Post subject:

Nope I have never ran them Ernie.
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erniesshop · Posted: Sat Feb 18 12 2:06 am Post subject:

Here I thought 7018 was Tops !

Toysrme · Joined: 01 Mar 2012 Posts: 11

i have. nothing new.
7016 = potassium based. ac or dcep (normal). medium penetration. H4 = low hydrogen.
like 7018's they must be kept hermetically sealed or oven kept for long term storeage, otherwise the flux absorbs water and then their most useful quality (low hydrogen precipitation) is out the window.

the big difference 7016 vs 7018's is that 7016 has a tiny bit more penetration in most positions & produce slightly less slag.
if you do weld for a living the only time i've ever encountered them is when a big job has figured out they are having quality problems tying in 7018 fill passes. which is rare. any trained welders can make up the penetration difference between them on the welder's end.
if you don't weld for a living it wont be much if any different in how it costs or runs compared to 7018's.