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69050131 - All-State 155 FC Flux-Coated Maintenance Rod 3/32" (5lb)

Packaging: pack of 1

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OVERVIEW

High-Performance Maintenance & Repair Alloy

The ESAB All-State 155 FC is a premium quality, flux-coated torch rod engineered specifically for the maintenance and repair industry. Known widely as a "problem solver," this rod is formulated to join a vast array of steel grades, including carbon steels, low-alloy steels, tool steels, spring steels, and even stainless steels. Its versatility makes it an indispensable asset in any maintenance shop or field service truck where oxy-fuel equipment is the primary heat source.

One of the standout features of the 155 FC is its integrated flux coating. This specialized coating promotes excellent wetting action and ensures the base metal is properly cleaned and protected from oxidation during the heating process. This eliminates the need for the operator to constantly dip the hot rod into a separate container of flux, thereby speeding up the repair process and ensuring a consistent application of flux throughout the weld. The result is a porosity-free, dense deposit that bonds tenaciously to the base metal.

Metallurgically, the All-State 155 FC produces deposits with high tensile strength, typically exceeding 85,000 psi. Despite this high strength, the weld metal remains ductile and fully machinable, allowing for post-weld finishing such as turning, milling, or drilling. This is particularly critical for repairing shafts, gears, and mechanical components that must be returned to precise dimensional tolerances. The rod also provides an excellent color match to most steels, ensuring that repairs on visible surfaces blend seamlessly with the original component.

This 5-pound package of 3/32-inch diameter rods (18 inches in length) provides a substantial supply for ongoing maintenance tasks. Whether you are building up worn gear teeth, repairing a broken leaf spring, or joining a stainless steel bracket to a mild steel frame, the All-State 155 FC delivers reliability and ease of use that professionals trust.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:pack of 1
Diameter:3/32"
Length :18"
Weight:5 lb
Process:Oxy-Fuel
Rod Type:Flux Coated Torch Rod
Material Composition:High Alloy Steel
Tensile Strength:85,000 PSI
Applications:Dissimilar Metals, Maintenance, Repair, Tool Steel
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Rod Type:Flux Coated Torch Rod
Material Composition:High Alloy Steel
Tensile Strength:85,000 PSI
Applications:Maintenance, Repair, Tool Steel, Dissimilar Metals
Brand:All-State
Diameter:3/32"
Length:18"
Weight:5 lb
Process:Oxy-Fuel
Packaging Description:pack of 1

INCLUDED

  • 5 lb Box of All-State 155 FC Flux-Coated Torch Rods (3/32" Diameter, 18" Length)
  • Instruction Sheet

APPLICATIONS

  • Repairing broken tool and die steels
  • Joining dissimilar metals (e.g., stainless to mild steel)
  • Building up worn shafts and gear teeth
  • Repairing leaf springs and high-carbon components
  • General maintenance welding where arc welding is unavailable
  • Field repairs on agricultural and heavy equipment

FAQ

No, the rod is flux-coated, which provides sufficient cleaning and protection for most applications. However, for very dirty or heavy sections, a supplemental flux may be used if desired.

The All-State 155 FC produces weld deposits with a tensile strength of approximately 85,000 psi, making it suitable for high-stress repairs.

Yes, one of the primary advantages of the All-State 155 FC is its ability to join dissimilar steels, including stainless to carbon steel.

Yes, the deposit is fully machinable, allowing you to turn, drill, or mill the repaired part back to its original dimensions.

This rod is designed for Oxy-Fuel (Oxy-Acetylene) welding. It is not intended for arc welding processes like Stick or TIG.

These rods are 3/32 inch in diameter and 18 inches long.

No, the All-State 155 FC is a specialty steel alloy, not a silver brazing alloy. It is designed for high-strength steel joining.

While it can join steel to cast iron in some applications, specific nickel-based rods are generally recommended for cast iron repair to prevent cracking. The 155 FC is primarily for steel alloys.