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Subject Author Date Cromatron Jimmie D 07-19-2007  Re: Cromatron AHS 07-19-2007  Re: Cromatron JIMMIE 07-19-2007  Re: Cromatron JIMMIE 07-19-2007  Re: Cromatron AHS 07-20-2007
Posted by Jimmie D on July 19, 2007, 1:46 pm Please log in for more thread options Trying to find info on Cromacast rods for welding cast iron. Ive heard they are he greatest thing since sliced bread. Whats the scoop on these? Jimmie Posted by AHS on July 19, 2007, 7:47 pm Please log in for more thread options Try this site: http://webapp1.cronatronwelding.com/cronatron/showLevel3?productClassNum=02020000 We've used them at school for arc welding cracks in engine blocks, works very well. > Trying to find info on Cromacast rods for welding cast iron. Ive heard they > are he greatest thing since sliced bread. Whats the scoop on these? > > Jimmie > > Posted by JIMMIE on July 19, 2007, 10:19 pm Please log in for more thread options AHS wrote: > Try this site: > http://webapp1.cronatronwelding.com/cronatron/showLevel3?productClassNum=02020000 > > We've used them at school for arc welding cracks in engine blocks, works > very well. > > > > Trying to find info on Cromacast rods for welding cast iron. Ive heard > they > > are he greatest thing since sliced bread. Whats the scoop on these? > > > > Jimmie > > > > Posted by JIMMIE on July 19, 2007, 10:22 pm Please log in for more thread options AHS wrote: > Try this site: > http://webapp1.cronatronwelding.com/cronatron/showLevel3?productClassNum=02020000 > > We've used them at school for arc welding cracks in engine blocks, works > very well. > > > > Trying to find info on Cromacast rods for welding cast iron. Ive heard > they > > are he greatest thing since sliced bread. Whats the scoop on these? > > > > Jimmie > > > > I used some today to weld some cast iron lawn furiture and it seemed to work pretty good. The repair looked more like a braze than a weld. Is this normal? Jimmie Posted by AHS on July 20, 2007, 6:53 pm Please log in for more thread options Well, your furnature is probably not true cast iron, unless it is quite old. Many items sold today are finished to look like as cast iron when they are just some version cold roll. Anyway, on our engine blocks it didn't look like brazing, it looked just like the block. > > AHS wrote: > > Try this site: > > http://webapp1.cronatronwelding.com/cronatron/showLevel3?productClassNum=02020000 > > > > We've used them at school for arc welding cracks in engine blocks, works > > very well. > > > > > > > Trying to find info on Cromacast rods for welding cast iron. Ive heard > > they > > > are he greatest thing since sliced bread. Whats the scoop on these? > > > > > > Jimmie > > > > > > > > I used some today to weld some cast iron lawn furiture and it seemed > to work pretty good. The repair looked more like a braze than a weld. > Is this normal? > > > Jimmie >