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What is the purpose of the solid flux that covers the electrode?

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What is the purpose of the solid flux that covers the electrode?

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The purpose of a solid flux that covers an electrode.

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The purpose of a solid flux that covers an electrode is it gets vaporized during the welding process. It also forms an expanding gaseous cloud to protect the molten weld metal. Apart from this the solid flux also performs a wide range of the beneficiary functions for the weld. The solid flux also depends on the type of the electrode used for the specific purpose...

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