ESAB EB 146 emäspuikko 4,0 mm x 450 mm, 6 kg:n pakkaus, E7018, vähän vetyä

Delivers exceptional impact toughness down to -40°C with >47 J Charpy V-notch energy, ensuring integrity in low-temperature environments. This 4.0 mm basic low-hydrogen electrode from ESAB is engineered for high-strength and critical steel fabrication, offering a stable, low-spatter arc and self-releasing slag for efficient, clean welding.

Overview

The ESAB EB 146 is a basic, low-hydrogen electrode classified as AWS A5.1 E7018 and EN ISO 2560-A E 42 4 B 42 H5. Its controlled hydrogen content (H5) minimizes the risk of cold cracking, while the self-releasing slag simplifies post-weld cleanup. This electrode is suitable for welding unalloyed and low-alloy steels in all positions except vertical down.

What stands out

• High impact strength: >47 J at -40°C ensures integrity in low-temperature environments.
• Low hydrogen content (<5 ml/100g) reduces susceptibility to hydrogen-induced cracking.
• Self-releasing slag and stable arc promote efficient, clean welding.
• Versatile applications: ideal for high-strength steels, pressure vessels, shipbuilding, and structural steel.

Technical details

• Electrode Type: Basic, Low-Hydrogen
• Diameter: 4.0 mm
• Length: 450 mm
• Welding Current: DC+
• Tensile Strength (Rm): 510–610 MPa
• Yield Strength (Rp0.2): 420–500 MPa
• Elongation (A5): >22%
• Impact Strength (Charpy V-notch): >47 J at -40°C
• Hydrogen Content: <5 ml/100g (H5)
• Re-drying: 300–350°C for 2 hours
• Welding Positions: All except vertical down
• Coating: Basic
• Package Weight: 6.0 kg

Our verdict

The EB 146 is a trustworthy workhorse for professional welders who demand high-quality welds on critical structures. Its combination of low hydrogen, excellent toughness, and ease of use makes it a top choice for demanding applications.