Short Description

2.4mm Tungsten Electrodes are non-consumable electrodes designed for TIG welding applications. With a 150mm / 6-inch length, they provide stable arc formation and reliable performance for professional welding applications. Available in Thoriated, Cerated, Zirconated, and Lanthanated types.

Product Description

The Tungsten Electrode 2.4mm is a high-performance, non-consumable electrode used in TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding. Tungsten is selected for its extremely high melting point and excellent ability to maintain a stable arc during welding.

The electrode conducts electrical current to establish the welding arc without being consumed like a conventional welding electrode. Depending on the welding application and material, different tungsten alloy types can be selected to provide suitable arc-starting characteristics, stability, and performance.

With a 2.4mm diameter and 150mm (6-inch) length, these tungsten electrodes are suitable for a wide range of professional TIG welding applications.

Key Features

• ✔ 2.4mm Diameter – Suitable for a wide range of TIG welding applications.
• ✔ Non-Consumable Electrode – Designed to maintain the electrode during TIG welding.
• ✔ High Melting Point – Tungsten withstands the intense heat generated during TIG welding.
• ✔ Stable Arc Performance – Supports consistent and controlled arc formation.
• ✔ Excellent Heat Resistance – Suitable for demanding welding applications.
• ✔ 150mm / 6-Inch Length – Standard length for convenient TIG torch use.
• ✔ Multiple Tungsten Types – Available in Thoriated, Cerated, Zirconated, and Lanthanated options.
• ✔ Professional Welding Application – Suitable for fabrication, maintenance, and industrial TIG welding.

Technical Specifications

Available Tungsten Electrode Types

Thoriated Tungsten – Commonly used for applications requiring good arc stability and reliable current-carrying performance.

Cerated Tungsten – Provides good arc-starting characteristics and is suitable for lower-current TIG applications.

Zirconated Tungsten – Often selected for AC TIG welding applications where good arc stability is required.

Lanthanated Tungsten – Offers versatile performance and good arc-starting characteristics across a range of TIG welding applications.

Applications

• TIG welding
• Stainless steel welding
• Mild steel welding
• Aluminium TIG welding
• Precision welding
• Fabrication work
• Industrial maintenance
• Workshop welding
• Professional welding applications