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LINCOLN ELECTRIC Wearshield 60 Hardfacing Stick Electrode - Hardfacing Alloys for Severe Abrasion
LINCOLN ELECTRICHardfacing Alloys for Severe Abrasion

LINCOLN ELECTRIC Wearshield 60 Hardfacing Stick Electrode

<p>Lincoln Electric Wearshield 60 is a hardfacing stick electrode engineered for severe abrasion resistance. With a maximum as-welded hardness of 62 HRC, this 1/8 in x 14 in electrode delivers exceptional wear…

SKU 3G-OTH-355341

Also listed as: ED 022010 · ED-022010

Brand
LINCOLN ELECTRIC
Item
Wearshield 60 Hardfacing Stick Electrode
Part Number
ED022010
Category
Hardfacing Alloys for Severe Abrasion
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
ED022010
Type
1/8 in x 14 in, 10 lb, AC/DCEP
HRC
62
Maximum Rockwell Hardness (As Welded)
62 HRC

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Product Description

<p>Lincoln Electric Wearshield 60 is a hardfacing stick electrode engineered for severe abrasion resistance. With a maximum as-welded hardness of 62 HRC, this 1/8 in x 14 in electrode delivers exceptional wear protection for components exposed to harsh conditions. It operates on AC or DCEP, offering flexibility in welding setups. Ideal for rebuilding and overlaying parts in mining, construction, and agriculture, Wearshield 60 extends service life and reduces downtime.</p><p>As a Singapore-based supplier, 3G Electric provides this electrode in a 10 lb package with worldwide shipping. Request an SGD quote for your procurement needs, and enjoy fast delivery across Singapore and Southeast Asia. GST is handled for local buyers, ensuring a seamless transaction.</p>

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the hardness of Lincoln Electric Wearshield 60?

The maximum Rockwell hardness as welded is 62 HRC.

What are the available sizes and packaging?

It comes in 1/8 in x 14 in size, in a 10 lb package.

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Common applications for LINCOLN ELECTRIC
Metal fabrication — Lincoln Electric Fleetweld 37 E6013 electrodes for sheet metal welding and repair.
Stainless steel processing — Blue Max MIG 316L wire for joining and cladding 316/316L components.
Welding shops — X-Tractor 1 Fume Gun portable extractor for source capture at 115 cfm.
Grinding and plasma cutting — X-Tractor Mini with MERV 11 filter for particulate removal.
Heavy metalworking — K2751-11 downdraft table with 1,750 cfm for fume and dust capture.
Maintenance and repair — X-Tractor 1GC portable extractor for on-site fume extraction.
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3G Electric supplies LINCOLN ELECTRIC hardfacing alloys for severe abrasion. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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